I'm Stuck on the Same Day for a Thousand Years Manhua

Title: "The Thousand-Year Curse" In a realm where time twisted upon itself, Mei Lin found herself trapped in an unending cycle of the same day: the Harvest Moon Festival, year after year, for a thousand years. Each dawn, she awoke to the same shimmering lanterns, the same joyful laughter, the same bittersweet memories that refused to fade. Initially, Mei Lin embraced the chance to relive moments, make amends, and savor pleasures without consequence. But as centuries passed, the weight of immortality bore down on her, suffocating her spirit with a numbing sense of isolation. The townsfolk she had come to cherish inevitably forgot her existence as time looped mercilessly on. With each repetition, Mei Lin delved deeper into the festival's origins, piecing together fragmented memories of a forgotten curse that bound her to this eternal night. Shadows of regret and longing followed her every step, whispering secrets of a past she struggled to recall. Desperate for liberation, Mei Lin embarked on a quest to break the curse that held her captive. Through each iteration of the festival, she sought allies among the living and the spirits of the past, unraveling the tangled threads of fate that ensnared her. As the Harvest Moon rose for the thousandth time, Mei Lin stood at the threshold of destiny. Armed with newfound knowledge and unwavering resolve, she confronted the source of her curse, a malevolent spirit seeking retribution for long-forgotten transgressions. In a climactic showdown beneath the luminescent moon, Mei Lin shattered the chains of her eternal prison, breaking free from the cycle that had bound her for a millennium. With a final breath of relief, she watched as time unfurled before her, a tapestry of endless possibilities waiting to be woven. And as the first light of a new day dawned, Mei Lin stepped forward into a future teeming with hope, redemption, and the promise of a life no longer eternally shackled to the past.