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I Was Stuck on the Same Day For a 1000 Years我被困在同一天一千年

I Was Stuck on the Same Day For a 1000 Years
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Wu Chen traveled to a new world, but he is trapped on July 7, 2020!

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Wu Chen traveled to a new world, but he is trapped on July 7, 2020!

He indulged himself, did all kinds of evil things, ran away in despair, and even committed suicide hundreds of times in all kinds of ways. But when the day ends, everything goes back to the beginning.

While getting stuck in the repetitive days, he spent countless days learning and studying. And so, he has mastered hundreds of languages and can communicate with 99,9% of the world’s population. He is also proficient in all mainstream musical instruments, arts, dancing, performances, shooting and martial arts… In fact, he is comparable to a master in any and every one of them.

In this way, he lived for a thousand years.

However, when a new day dawns and the sun rises as usual, the date is… July 8, 2020! Collapse
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    itisme
    itisme
    11 ⋅ 0
    It is a good novel. MC is kinda overpowered, the story is okey plotwise (I have very high standars, so it can also be translated as good, this is only within the genre), there is harem but the mc is really trying to win over the females insted of just lusting, he is searching for love... kinda (he already has f#cked more than 10.000 women in his 1000 years so he doesn't just want to f#ck). The mc is ruthless, he doesn't give a shit usually, he is multitalented, very calm and a bit logical but you can also say he doesn't give a f#ck even for his life. Not that he wants to die, it just that he has experienced so much..... This novel is to read it and have fun with it, what I mean is, do not try to overthink situations, turn off your brain and speed read it. At the start, the pacing is very fast (one situation after another), but it slows down later on. I really reccomend to read it. I will put it into the list to read via MTL, hopefully it is not royally f#cked. All this till chapter 29. hokage
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      gfcz
      gfcz
      3 ⋅ 0
      if so then why not go for soulmate? harem is just cheap compared to true love he claimed to be looking for.
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        LostImp
        LostImp
        3 ⋅ 3
        What you mean by soul mate is, giving loyalty to a girl, not loving her. Loyalty and love isn't same.

        Also what if the guy is extremely competent? Won't their be multiple girls giving their heart to him? He should give up all other girls to settle on one? Everything he attained was because of his hard work, now he should leave behind everything to become loyal to one girl?

        Would've his soul mate taken fancy to him if he was less attractive and accomplished?
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          Segan
          Segan
          2 ⋅ 1
          It's impossible to have a harem without also treating women like they are second class citizens. The man might respect them and love them, but ultimately he and the society that accepts his practice treats those woman as being inferior to men.

          You will never see a harem written in fiction that doesn't have at least one of the following tropes going along with it:

          1) Men literally kill each other for the right to be with a woman.
          2) Woman can be sold/traded by their fathers for political reasons.
          3) The man sleeps around without the consent of his woman/women, and she/they just put up a token resistance to his philandering before passively accepting it.
          4) Being a lesbian or bisexual female is a-okay but the existence of gay or even slightly effeminate men is absolutely not (and if gay men do exist, they're almost always evil abominations who end up dying horrible deaths)
          5) Every woman the MC meets is more beautiful than the last, and every one of them desperately wants to f#ck the MC (or they haven't yet realized they desperately want to f#ck the MC, but they will in the future).

          The existence of harems is just sexual fantasy escapism. It's either portrayed in an unrealistic way, or it's only possible because women are, in that setting, inferior to men. Most real women are not going to be okay with you openly declaring that they're not good enough for you.
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            LostImp
            LostImp
            1 ⋅ 2
            If real world is a cultivation world, your points would still be valid. Not only women are second class, everyone is. Everyone is a commodity. An incompetent man may be third class compared to any random girl. The world of cultivation, even reality, don't value incompetent people.

            But of course there's racism, sexism exist in every person, every country. Some may hate Germany, some may hate white. Girls being looked down on in a world of warriors is nothing illogical.

            And you points are probably the reason girls hate harem. But don't they know, these points also exist in real world? A father trading his daughter for business exist. A girl attracted to a rich man (alternative to mc) also exist. So what exactly is illogical?

            The mc getting looked down when he is weak, gets his arrange marriage revoked. Does this look like a happy situation? Where is escapism? He gets stronger in someway, suddenly he becomes top of the hierarchy. And a girl be trying to sleep with a competent man is illogical?

            Harem is not escapism rather a sad truth. But what harem-haters want is a utopia/illogical world where your points don't exist. A place, where sexism doesn't exist, can't exist. Because then either the word 'men' or 'women' will have no value. Men are different, women are different. That's reality. If you think it's sexism then you're delusional. Which all harem-haters are.

            On a different note, in non-harem novels sometimes, mc worships his wife as one truth of the world. If his wife tells him to shut up he will shut up. He'll also disregard/trample on all other girl's feelings to chose one. Doesn't the heroine seem like a self insert for a girl reader? Isn't it escapism/fantasy? And the irony is, the same girl reader hates harem while liking self-serving, utopia like, illogical novels.
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              Segan
              Segan
              2 ⋅ 0
              I never said harems or sexism don't exist in the real world. I said that for harems to exist, sexism must also exist. This is not just true in the real world, but is also true in novels.

              In other words, those harem novels you love so much are sexist hyper masculine escapist fantasies. It's escapism because the reader fantasizes about living in a society like that, where they get to treat women like that, and where the women will be totally okay with it. It may happen in reality, but it almost never happens in areas of the world where women actually have the same rights as men.

              And no, "harem haters" aren't looking for a feminist utopia. Most tend to hate harems because they ruin novels. Those novels tend to focus on vapid, poorly written women with one-dimensional personalities and who only exist as an excuse for the reader to get a hardon. The psudo-relationship the MC has with these girls almost always leads to obnoxious and unrealistic drama that drags down the pacing of the story.

              There's nothing delusional about being a "harem hater." But there is something inherently delusional about being a harem lover. It requires that you either ignore and/or deny that the trope is sexist, or that you openly embrace that sexism. If your rant is anything to go by, you seem to openly embrace that sexism.
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                LostImp
                LostImp
                1 ⋅ 1
                From your words, for harem to exist sexism must exist, in other words, if both gender is equal then monogamy(50-50) will be normal. If there's polygamy then either men or women is being discriminated against.

                But here's the thing, no one is equal. Either the guy or the girl is more competent. Let's say in cultivation world, someone's in higher realm, he would be worth more than a guy who's in the lower realms. A rich guy having multiple mistress should be common in similar way, although real world deems it immoral. It does exist.

                Polygamy is not a matter of sexism but competency. How many girl do you know would go for a low value man? Sexism is valid when both men and women are equal and there's nothing called competence, everyone has same value. But in reality, everyone is different.

                Strength in cultivation world is vital for the survival of a clan. But can you preach equal rights when survival is in question? Therefore, sexism is supposed normal in a cultivation world than a technological world. Are the harem authors deliberately making the girls weak? No, if the authors writes a girl with masculine trait, she will stop being feminine. If girls stop being feminine, masculine traits will also cease to exist. There won't be any hero saving beauty or overbearing CEO husband.

                Am I sexist. No I am a realist. In a world where emotions have less value than cold hard cash. There are male traits and there are female traits. Sexism(social perception) does not decide the value of a person rather their competency. How well someone can fight, make money, take risk, take care of their beauty wins in life.
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                  Segan
                  Segan
                  1 ⋅ 0
                  Sexism is not about equality of ability, it's about equality of treatment. The modern world is built around a moral philosophy that all people, regardless of their gender, race, religion, etc, should be given the same basic rights. Some people are very resistant to this philosophy (racists, sexists, homophobes, religious zealots, etc), and might happily regress society back to a time where power and wealth dictate morality.

                  A cultivation world is an extreme example of that kind of regressive amoral society. In such a world, power dictates everything. It's natural that harems will exist in such a world, just as it's natural that murdering people can happen almost without consequence as long as the murderer comes from a powerful-enough background. These types of worlds are dystopias for all but the most powerful people.

                  In general, almost any setting where harems are a common practice are amoral distopias. (It's not just women who tend to suffer in those societies.) If your own sense of morality is built upon the belief that such social structures should be normal, I hope you can re-evaluate it. Because, if nothing else, what you're idolizing is a world where your likely fate is not to be the person with power, but rather to be a poor commoner, or serf, or slave, or a cannon fodder soldier, or heretic, or criminal. The fate of a normal person is to suffer in a society where power and "competence" dictates a person's rights.
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                  LostImp
                  LostImp
                  1 ⋅ 1
                  Where do treatment towards someone come from? Do people behave without any motive? A girl who has a friendly personality is more sought out, a guy wearing expensive clothes is the same, familial relationship, emotional buddy and playmate. The way we treat and behave towards someone is because of their worth to us.

                  Historically women stayed at home more, were safe from the dangers of hunting. A man might not come back from his hunt. The dangers a man took was far greater and subsequenttially the man was revered/valued more. This treatment isn't sexism.

                  In the modern work-life, a man doesn't need several types of leaves and can overwork till late. A women can't/doesn't provide the same. Therefore, a man is more valued as a workforce in certain fields. This isn't sexism but truth.

                  Likewise sexism, the way we treat others didn't come from malice but the historical environment. Currently women are being integrated in intellectual workforce. When women become competent enough, they would be valued just as men. Therefore, in real world or in a cultivation world, if women can provide more value, they'd be treated better.

                  Modern law may have solved murder, robbery to some extent. But the truth of the society is still there. You can lobby for the decision of the court to be in your favor. Also, people die from various 'natural' reasons all the time. Business is just a scamming technique. This is modern world. The only good thing of modern world is, you are less likely to die.

                  And the slim chance of me being rich and powerful, is true. But just because I'll be a cannon fodder doesn't mean I want die in ignorance and delusion. I'd rather know the unpleasant truth and face it head on. After all, not knowing unpleasant truths won't make it disappear.
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                  Segan
                  Segan
                  2 ⋅ 0
                  If you seriously think modern society is anything like feudal society, you are delusional.

                  You have access to the internet and libraries. You rely on regulations that dictate how streets are maintained, how cars are manufactured, how buildings are constructed, on how your job may treat you, on whether the supermarket can sell you unsafe food, etc. You are guaranteed some level of medical care, some level of sustenance, some level of police protection, regardless of your wealth and social standing. You can be safe and comfortable, with most of your basic needs met because of the post-Enlightenment philosophy that all people should have basic rights.

                  If you truly believe that your life is anything like those of people living in ancient times, that is delusional. Sure, society is not perfect. And people can still suffer and die. But it is far from as bad as it has been throughout history. And the modern life you live goes hand-in-hand with the modern philosophy it was built around -- including the philosophy that women should have the same rights as men.

                  You do not live in a society where you can have a harem, unless you happen to live in a part of the world where basic civil rights are not guaranteed for all people.
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                  LostImp
                  LostImp
                  1 ⋅ 1
                  Discussion cannot happen against faith. And you either don't know the dark side of the world or pretending that it doesn't exist. Honestly if the world was such an utopia I would love to live there.
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            Sieg
            Sieg
            0 ⋅ 0
            If you only read Chinese stories, I've seen many stories where the harem isn't done that way, in fact I've even seen it in my life and learned a dark truth, a woman would rather share a handsome guy than be with an ugly one. In fact, these elements that you mentioned I literally almost only saw in Chinese stories, but the truth is simpler than you think, friend, while the woman wants the best gene (tall, beautiful or intelligent/strong) the man wants to get pregnant as much as possible of possible women, a man would not accept another man either because there is no guarantee of paternity and that is obvious... going further, women do not feel so horny and for a change it has been scientifically proven that women are attracted to married men, and even someone often start dating and women suddenly find him "attractive", of course I believe in feelings and thanks to them monogamy can work and another reason is social pressure... but I believe it or not it is a culture for rich men to have two families in many monogamous countries, simple examples are South Korea or Brazil...
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        SeriousReal
        SeriousReal
        0 ⋅ 0
        well, if youve been fking 1000 women in a single day, youd get tired of it. probrably why he wants to find a soulmate, but hes probrably going to get tired of humans and society pretty fast in such a premise.
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    Goblingok
    Goblingok
    5 ⋅ 2
    Do not let the comments discourage you, although this novel is not excellent, it is not bad either, it has its parts entertaining and the interaction of the characters does not feel forced
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    Micky
    Micky
    1 ⋅ 2
    I remember reading this on MTL years ago, the concept was interesting but there are only 1 or 2 chapters at that time, I will give it a go for the sake of the past.

    Edit: I give up, this is still machine translation, reading the manhua would be better.

    Edit 2: Review I have read the first 25 chapters and based on the first impression, (ignoring the poor translation quality), I would recommend reading it, but reading the manhua would still be better.

    The MC has 2 cheats, first his 1000 years of living the same day, again and again, the author used this cheat brilliantly as he used it to adjust the MC's mentality and skill set to an overpowered degree without coming up with a cheap excuse or ridiculous reasoning... The second cheat is a system that was mentioned once and used once in those 25 chapters and was never mentioned again so it can not be judged yet.

    The most important part of this is the first heroine, the heroine doesn't treat the MC, especially just because he is the MC, but because she would do the same regardless of the person as long as he or she can give her the same information and the following actions are based on her "original" intentions not just because she meets the MC, that means even if she doesn't meet the MC, she would still make her opposers die from anger before accepting her lose. (and that was refreshing)

    The story itself takes a few unexpected turns but nothing major happens yet... And it contains a surprising amount of explicit ruthlessness.

    The final judgment... I can not trust chi-novels quality control, so read it without hoping for much.
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      Jittin
      Jittin
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      The concept is interesting because it is literally a copy of Everyone Else is a Returnee by Toika. Loved reading it years ago.
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        Micky
        Micky
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        They are distant relatives at best... While 'EESR also presenting a protagonist who is stuck in a time paradox, he is completely isolated from any human interaction but gets the freedom to roam the world as he likes and if I remember correctly he keeps his physical improvement.

        But 'IWSOTDF1000Y' here approach the concept from a different direction, While the protagonist is also stuck in a time paradox, he has a respawn point and time limit for exploration before respawning, and he can only keep knowledge. Besides he has other humans to interact with.

        The novel is not even close in quality to EESR, BUT that doesn't mean it's a cheap copy of EESR.
        It is a good-quality novel for now unless the author messed up the middle and later parts of the novel.
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          Jittin
          Jittin
          0 ⋅ 0
          I started reading this because of you. It is kinda good the first 200 chaps, then lost interest. This is more of those urban drama than EEIR. Can't compare to it but indeed good on its own.
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    Master Saitama
    Master Saitama
    2 ⋅ 0
    Same story - I Repeated The Same Day For 500 Years.
    Only change is main character's gender
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    Jadebeautyhunter
    Jadebeautyhunter
    7 ⋅ 5
    So a worse copy of Everyone Else is a Returnee but with nationalism and racism down the line?

    Edit: ok , looks like it’s different.
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      MysticMan25
      MysticMan25
      6 ⋅ 0
      It's nothing like that
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        DemigodPercy
        DemigodPercy
        1 ⋅ 0
        Do tell me how it was
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      Pled
      Pled
      0 ⋅ 0
      And is it good or not?
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