Everyone Else Is A Returnee Chapter 1

Okay, so, "Everyone Else is a Returnee" Chapter 1... where do we even BEGIN? It's like diving headfirst into a pool filled with ridiculously overpowered teenagers! I mean, come on! Did you see that opening scene?

First off, we meet our main dude, Yu IlHan. Now, this guy... he's been left behind. Not just like, "oops, forgot my keys" left behind. More like "entire world vanished for years and only he stayed" left behind. Talk about a serious case of FOMO, right?

Seriously, imagine being the only person left on Earth. All that time to binge-watch Netflix, I guess? Except, you know, way more lonely. Poor guy.

The Lonely Grind

And what does he do with all that time? Level up! Yu IlHan becomes a one-man training montage. He's crafting, he's fighting… he’s basically preparing for the apocalypse, except the apocalypse is everyone else returning. Which, you gotta admit, is kinda backwards, isn't it?

I’m talking serious dedication. Like, Rocky-levels of dedication. Only instead of running up steps, he's probably battling mutated squirrels or something equally terrifying. Who knows what kinds of weird critters evolved while he was alone?!

It’s pretty hilarious how he just accepts it all, though. Like, "Oh, the world's gone to heck? Guess I'll learn blacksmithing!" What a champ. You wouldn’t catch me doing that; I’d be crying in a corner eating all the remaining ice cream.

And then, BAM! The world comes back! Everyone’s all leveled up and powerful because they were fighting monsters in other dimensions or something. Meanwhile, Yu IlHan? He's even more leveled up because he had a head start and, you know, literally nothing else to do for years.

It's like the ultimate underdog story, except the underdog is actually secretly a dragon hiding in a really sad, deserted apartment. Does that even make sense? Maybe not. But neither does being the only person left behind on Earth!

The God of Crafting?

The best part, though, is his crafting skills. This guy isn't just making swords; he's crafting weapons of mass destruction! He's like the Tony Stark of a fantasy world, except way less arrogant and probably way more socially awkward. I mean, can you imagine the small talk after being alone for years? Yikes!

And the magic system! It's not your typical "fireball" and "healing" stuff. It's all about record collection and… well, I won't spoil too much. But trust me, it’s weird. In a good way! It's like the author just threw a bunch of random ideas into a blender and hoped for the best. And surprisingly, it works.

Seriously, crafting armor out of random garbage? Genius! Necessity is the mother of invention, am I right?

First Impressions

So, first impressions of Chapter 1? Hooked. Completely, utterly, and shamelessly hooked. It's got the right mix of action, humor, and ridiculousness. Yu IlHan is a surprisingly relatable character, despite being, you know, superhuman. And the setup is just perfect for some serious power fantasy fun. Can't wait to see what kind of craziness he gets into next!

What did you think of the first chapter? Tell me everything! Did you laugh as much as I did? Did you immediately want to learn blacksmithing? (Please don't tell me you actually did.)

Now if you excuse me, I think I need to go reread it… for, uh, research purposes. Yeah, that's it. Research.