Zero was a fifteen-year-old orphan in a world where everyone was attached to a system. Even animals had a system, but Zero didn’t have any. He lost loved ones and anyone that felt pity for him as a result of this, and tried to help him. They either died, or got missing, or something negative would just happen to them, and this fact bothered Zero. Along the line, there was a Cataclysm that hit the world of Magic and Mana that Zero lived in. A Cataclysm is like an apocalypse. A Cataclysm in this case, happened in three stages, with each stage being more intense than the other. Everyone Else Has A System, yet ninety five percent of the population where still wiped out, so what would anyone expect of Zero, who didn’t have a system to save himself from the Cataclysm. Zero did his best and got on the Sky Ship that was rifting the survivors of the Cataclysm to safety, but he was betrayed by Lucia, the person he loved the most, and was kicked out of the Sky Ship. That was where Zero’s reality changed. On his way down from the Sky Ship, Zero wished on horses and thought about the life he had been faced with. He made up his mind that death was even a better option for him because he was a bundle of hopelessness and bad luck. Good riddance! He thought. But then something happened.
- Part 1: Main Story of Everyone Else Has A System
- Part 2: Hot Chapters from Everyone Else Has A System
- Part 3: Evaluate Everyone Else Has A System
Part 1: Main Story of Everyone Else Has A System
A blue screen appeared in front of Zero, asking him if he would like to bind with the system. Zero was taken aback. Fifteen years of his life he had spent living like a leper because of his lack, and now at the point of death the system appeared before him, asking him to bind with it? Ridiculous. Zero, who had already given up in this life, refused to bind with the system. He was already envisaging himself in hell, and the system wanted him to do what? Not go to hell again? Eh? ‘No” Zero opted negatively and asked the system to allow him to die in peace. But the system didn’t just disappear, instead it tried to coax Zero into binding with it, and went as far as striking a bargain with him. ‘Is there anything I can do to make you accept the system?” the blue screen in front of Zero asked. Zero was dumbfounded, besides, this was happening while he was in the air, waiting to land and die having been pushed down from the sky ship by Lucia.
Everyone Has A System, but Zero didn’t and now that he was about to die, the system came to him and wanted to bargain with him to accept the system by all means. Zero asked if the system could return all the people that had died because of him, and change the fate of the ones that were suffering, but the system bluntly refused, saying it was impossible. Then he asked for a second chance to correct his past life, and change everything wrong decisions that he had made, and this time the system agreed. However, he was close to landing to his death, and just as the system was about to state the conditions for his return, Zero’s back hit the ground and he apparently died.
After a while, he woke up, and found out that he had returned to the past, and had the chance to correct the wrongs that he had done when he didn’t have a system, but this time, he had a system. That was how Zero, a fifteen-year-old orphan became the savior of the world that he was faced with. The fact that he was a genius, coupled with the fact that he now had a system, made him unstoppable. When he returned to the past, he was captured, along with a certain girl that tried to save his life when he landed from the sky ship. Zero escaped from his captors, and discovered a lot of other prisoners that had been captured into the facility that Zero was imprisoned in. He used his tenacity as a genius, coupled with the fact that he was not bound to the system, to escape from the facility, and free all the prisoners that had been captured in the facility for a long time, including the girl that saved him after he fell from the Sky Ship.
Part 2: Hot Chapters from Everyone Else Has A System
Chapter 1
In the first chapter of Everyone Else Has A System Novel, Zero was being beaten up in the sky ship, by Lucia and another young man. He tried to fight them back but he was no match, and eventually he was tossed overboard by Lucia, the girl that he loved. How heartbreaking! One would totally understand why Zero preferred to die than accept the system. How would he have felt to see the person that he loved the most betray him to the extent of killing him?
In this same chapter, Zero could also be seen telling the system off when it first appeared to him, asking him to bind with it. After his girlfriend just broke his heart, and he was on his way down to break his bones and his head, he thought that death was a better option that the system. Having to live with such pain, and the guilt of all the people that had died and suffered because of him, he was ready to die and end it all. If I were the author of this book, I will name this chapter, ‘To hell with the system!” and that is just being decent with my words.
Chapter 8
The title of this chapter is ‘A Man, A God.” Indeed, Zero had risen. A genius by nature, had accepted the system, and dared to strike a deal to right all the past wrongs that he had been involved in. In this chapter of Everyone Else Has A System Novel, Zero was seen saving the prisoners in Planet Vermillion where he was from. There, he saw influential and important people that had been registered as dead, as prisoners in that facility. It should be noted that in Zero’s past life, he had been captured in this facility, and experiments were conducted on him ruthlessly. He was like a guinea pig. Zero’s returning to this facility was all part of the bargain and promise that the system had with him, to correct the past, which he did by saving all the prisoners and fighting off the opposition.
Part 3: Evaluate Everyone Else Has A System
This outstanding book is a hundred percent solid, and gripping. One can bet readers won’t put this down even if they are pressed. Fantasy books are usually hard to put down, and Everyone Else Has A System is one of those rare ones that readers would come across.
