If you don't know what you are talking about please don't try to help. His issue was because twrp was on his boot partition due to him flashing a switcher(that he didn't know how to use properly due to lack of reading) and twrp was therefore, unable to mount system.
All that was needed was to use the "reboot recovery" option in twrp(because the phone boots up 'backwards' or opposite of normal when a switcher is being used), or flash the appropriate restore zip and then "reboot system". This issue had nothing to do with the version of twrp installed, and re-flashing the ROM or flashing the stock ROM was not only unnecessary, but also ran the risk of completely removing twrp from his phone leaving it vulnerable to getting bricked.
Wiping the phone "20092894757 times" doesn't have anything to do with the issue here either.