Isekai Family Robinson: A slow-burn Isekai

It's "Swiss Family Robinson meets "Outcast In Another World" -- A Trusted Source (me, I'm the trusted source. Trust me.) The Albright family is falling apart, and Matthew Albright doesn't know how to stop it. He thought a trip to Hawaii on their personal yacht might be just the thing to save his failing marriage and reconnect with his increasingly distant children. But every attempt only widens the cracks. Divorce papers wait at home, and the family he's fought to hold together is slipping through his fingers. But all that changes when the family encounters a strange storm that blows up out of nowhere, and before they can alter course they come under attack by pirates intent on kidnapping them and ransoming them to the highest bidders. With no alternative, Matt drives the yacht into the teeth of the storm. It does not end well. Now stranded on an island where magic is real and monsters roam, the Albrights discover ancient powers tied to a broken System - one that both offers glimpses of salvation but only if they can find a way to repair it. Now, this fractured family must heal their wounds and master unfamiliar powers, or they'll never survive the dangers of their new reality. In this world, family isn't just important. It's the difference between life and death. ====== Isekai Family Robinson is a slow-burn family-focused Isekai with a light RPG system and elements of base-building, crafting, and survival. It will update 5 days a week, Friday-Tuesday, for the first month. And then it will drop down to a regular three-a-week Monday-Wednesday-Friday schedule. What to expect: --A focus on family dynamics in an Isekai world. No solo protagonists here. Everyone plays a part right from the get-go. -- A slow burn. No seriously. The family doesn't get Isekai'd until chapter 6, and doesn't get System powers until like chapter 30. This is a story that takes its time. -- Family drama and real problems that need real work to overcome. -- High octane fight scenes. -- Humor, because man cannot live on angst alone