Trapped in the Same Day for Three Thousand Years

I browsed the book review section today and found that many readers are really lovely. Thank you for your support, love you all! (ɔˆ ³(ˆ⌣ˆC) However, there are also many keyboard warriors. Here's a piece of advice for you. In reality, I am insecure and timid. They dared not have any conflict with anyone, nor dared to insult others, for fear of being beaten up. But online… the real me!

I'm curious whether the events of the same day, three thousand years ago, repeat themselves along the same trajectory, such as car accidents, suicides, earthquakes, tsunamis, etc. Also, if the protagonist leaves the city, will they still be in the same place when the events repeat?

The beginning was quite captivating, with a good concept and well-written plot. However, perhaps due to the vast scope of the subject matter, the author's writing skills faltered slightly, and the later development and the creative ideas didn't quite live up to the strong start, becoming somewhat bland and not much different from a typical novel.

It's a great book, I support the author. I saw some negative comments in the comment section. I really think they should read the book more carefully before criticizing it. What do you mean by saying that after three thousand years you're still acting like a child? Can't you take a serious look for yourself? His memories weren't preserved for three thousand years; they were recorded in writing.

Three thousand years... After that, they left the sect and abolished their cultivation. I thought they had some safe way to leave, or some powerful backup plan, but... None of them?! A flurry of actions, but then... I'm stunned! 😥 You need to rely on luck to find a suitable opponent, and not only do you need the opponent to spare your life, but you also need to rely on luck to be picked up by…

The plot twist was too big! I thought it was an invincible protagonist story, but I never expected it to be about rebuilding from scratch after losing all power. I didn't read the rest. But good luck, author! It's still quite good. I'm leaving now because I came for the invincible protagonist story.

I have a few questions about the setting of this book: Who is the author? Although it's a novel, a story, and a fantasy, I hope that each book will at least be logically consistent within itself, hence my request for the author's advice. 1. Since the protagonist was also reset, it means he would forget all the information he read every day.

The whole world is looking for you, and you're not even going to change your name? Xu Feng, Xu Feng, you're way too easy to find.

The beginning was quite good, with all sorts of intrigue and combat, but after the part where he was rescued by the wolf, the appeal seemed to plummet. It became two separate books, and he turned into a regular immortal cultivator, still a child after 3000 years.

He crippled his martial arts and became an ordinary person. After walking for three days, countless assassins dared not move behind him, simply because the sect leader said, "Whoever kills him will die." This really shocked me, because people who don't value their lives have existed since ancient times. The author's writing of this is just too jarring.