No, this isn't narrative drama. If you try to chase the narrative drama, the game ends with you being dropped on an random island, still a girl.
No, it doesn't, because the end hasn't been written yet. What part of v0.080 are you not getting yet?
I've literally already addressed this point.
The "author" couldn't come up with a way to keep a justifiably pissed off MC interested in doing the intern work on the island.
No, he very much did, and in fact he's still working adding more to that now.
Seriously though, what other option does the MC have? He's stranded on a island with no ID, no money, and doesn't look anything like who he was.
There actually is a way to end up off the island at the beginning, and it explains just how fucked you are now. Game over.
So what better choice does he have?
Again, the entire game isn't written yet.
depends on the person playing the game to just accept the fact that something on this island turned him into a girl against his will and he might as well just accept it. That's poor storytelling.
No, there's nothing saying he might as well just accept it. I guess you never saw the doctor? If you do it right you can have someone start looking for a way to reverse this.
BUT THE GAME ISN'T DONE YET, SO THAT'S ALL THERE IS SO FAR.
You really need to stop treating the game like it's done. It's like you walked out of the first 20 minutes of "Star Wars" because it was just a boring story about a moisture farmer, a broke criminal, and someone locked up in a cell, and you couldn't see a way they could make an interesting story with that setup.
You're just jumping to conclusions based on the tiny fraction of the game that's written so far.
I'm not saying you have to like the game. That's fine. You like what you like, and dislike what you dislike. But your criticisms are largely based on an absurdly premature and inaccurate idea of what the game is or will be.