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I Always Get That Feeling of Deja Vu [LitRPG Time Loop with a Twist]

I Always Get That Feeling of Deja Vu [LitRPG Time Loop with a Twist]

by R.Magnus

ActionApocalypseDramaDystopiaFantasy

He only has 123 chances to get it right. In Solvane - where the rich look down from sunlit towers and the poor choke in soot below - Viktor, a gifted but overlooked inventor, just wanted to show off his latest creation at the grand Expo. Instead, he's caught in a violent uprising that plunges the entire world into chaos and Living Darkness. But Viktor doesn't die. Trapped in a time loop with no memory of his past lives - only flashes of Déjà vu and a mysterious System - he must piece together what went wrong, uncover the truth behind the attack and its instigators, and stop the Dark entity that's set to devour his world. But with only 123 chances - and a second looper purposefully sabotaging him - can he truly break the cycle and save the world? Cover is an original art piece made by Federico Cimini. [Note: This story is a spinoff-sequel to my previous work.While it’s written to stand on its own and welcome new readers without confusion, those who've read the original will find deeper connections, returning characters, and enhanced emotional weight throughout. That said, starting here is perfectly fine - but if you want the full experience, I do recommend reading that one first.] What to expect: - 1 new chapter each week - Story is a Mystery first, LitRPG second (numbers are present, but secondary and are not the main deal) - A steampunk world powered by magitek. - A character-driven story that builds up slowly. - A cat-and-mouse game (at times) between two intelligent individuals. - A time loop story where (almost) every loop is unique. - A weak/average (but smart) to strong to OP character progression. - Fights that are more magical in nature and are less hand-to-hand or weapon-to-weapon combat.

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Current Rank
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Peak Rank
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Followers
348
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Story Timeline

Started

1y ago

Tracking

3mo ago

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Ranking History
Track position changes over time
24h7d30d
Favorites
88
+88
FVR
0.32%
Rating
4.81
Ratings
34
+34
Reviews
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Rating Breakdown
Overall4.81
Style5.00
Story1.00
Grammar5.00
Character5.00
Streak History

No streak history

Shared RS Climb

One state-enhanced oracle order, filtered by each list. Observed Royal Road ranks remain separate ground truth.

Rank updated 28 Oct 2026, 22:28 UTC

Entry forecast updated 28 Oct 2026, 22:28 UTC

Ranking model: rs-public-oracle-state-v1

Forecast model: rs-model-entry-v1

Chart history contains only this ranking model's runs; legacy points are not spliced in.

Rising Stars history is uncertain, so no precise projection is shown.

Reader Funnel
How efficiently views become followers — benchmarked against 8,060 active stories with 50–149 chapters
Views
108k
1.0 follows / 1k viewslast 14d

beats 43% of similar stories

Followers
348
0.25 favs / follower

beats 55% of similar stories

Favorites
88
Traffic (last 14d)145 views/day

beats 52% of similar stories

Conversion trend
Coolingrecent 1.0/1k vs lifetime 3.2/1k

Mid-pack, room on both levers

Traffic and conversion both sit mid-field for a story this size. Growth here compounds from consistency: steady cadence feeds traffic, and a sharper hook lifts what each view is worth.

Benchmarks: 8,060 active Royal Road stories, percentiles within the 50–149 chapters band, cohort of 2026-07-02. Conversion is measured as followers gained per 1,000 views over the recent window.

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  • You Have Died Again (formerly known as “Do You Ever Get That Feeling of Deja Vu?”)