The Solipsist

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Description

Every novel needs a main character, and in this case, it's a young man named Jacob Bates. Jacob is your average guy who likes books, television, and long walks on the beach. One day, Jacob was diagnosed with a condition that made his body frail and weak. This drove Jacob to focus solely on his studies, ending up becoming a fairly capable guy, despite his condition. The road ahead was looking great! That's when a little scene occurred between Jacob's girlfriend and one of his male classmates. Jacob's mood was a little lower than dirt from thereon. His motivation to pursue his studies, gone. This event caused Jacob to fall into the death grip that is a job in retail.

One day, while Jacob was mopping the cold floors of the grocery store he worked in, a strange blue screen appeared in front of him, notifying him that the world was going through a change. Now if this change was a good or bad thing, he didn't know. But there was one thing Jacob knew for certain.

He didn't have to mop the floors anymore.

Author's Note:

(This is my first story, and I would be very thankful if grammatical errors were pointed out. I could also take a few suggestions in the comments if you would. This is less a planned production, and more a little project that I'm winging as it goes. I will try and be consistent with at least 2 chapters a week. Also, as I am a completely new author, the number of words per chapter may fluctuate. The minimum will be around 1000 words, while other chapters may be 2000-3000. It will hopefully only get better with time.)

Chapters(15 total)

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Community Reviews(1)

  • SpoonyGatoRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 4.5
    I'm currently at chapter 4 and so far the story has been good, its another the world has become a survival game type story, but instead of the mc being a heroic figure or a figure that was sent to the past again, the mc was a man forced into unfortunate situations and develops sociopathic tendencies in order to survive. All in all its a fresh take and an interesting read, I'm excited to see where it will lead.