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Tomoyuki
I don't really know what I should talk about after all this.
This whole argument is basically

Rose's are red
Multiple MCs Not Orignal
Mary Sue Bad, Plot Holes Are Real.

DaddyFishGotBigPp No, the whole argument is basically:

So what does your story do differently from others?
You're so dumb! I already said above! The main character downloads his memory into more than one person!
So? How does that make your story different or interesting?
You're the dumbest person alive for asking a stupid question!

You can ask him whether he wants to include aliens in the story (he randomly mentioned something about an alien race coming to colonize Earth, and I'm not sure if he's talking about his own story or referring to another), or if there will be a harem because if there are multiple people with the same memory, what happens if they all have girlfriends? Do they count as a harem because these people with the same memory count as a single guy, or are they considered different, separate couples in their own right?

Tomoyuki

For the millionth time dear dumb person,the thread is about looking for a person interested to write a isekai story based on minimal info I give and if interested I’ll contact and explain full story privately.

And the thread is not about me explaining the difference between my story and others publicly,

Your the kind of person who doesn’t know the difference between PSYCHOTHERAPIST and PSYCHO THE RAPIST.

MAKKAPATI You know what...forget it.

Tomoyuki Not really, I just mean, Maka clearly doesn't understand shit of what's being said. Neither do I.

At least half of this thread is Maka repeating what he has already said, while completely ignoring the actual point.

So you're really interested in bringing on a writer, but it looks like you're not interested in finding readers? Because you should have at least a 200 word synopsis for that.

And I kinda want to hijack this thread because I like world building but not story building. So here's a writing prompt:

Have you ever wondered what happens to the souls replaced during reincarnations and transmigrations? What if they all ended up in another universe together, and using each of their unique skills (or lack thereof) created a functioning society to ease all the lost souls into their new environment?

Possible directions:
With skills from different time periods and civilizations, will the advanced technology be able to overturn ancient ideology or will fear of the unknown prevent an increased standard of living? Or did advanced weaponry create an imbalanced civilization?

What if society is beyond the turbulent stage and an official organization exists to provide "beginner island" tutorials and counseling to new arrivals? How does the story change when everyone around is aware that the soul is not the original, and where did the original go if this world is where the replaced goes?

If you decide the prompt is interesting and want to write it, reply with the link to your story. :)

KoraL Just a brief explanation regarding reincarnation, especially since it's an Asian concept and some misunderstandings may arise from it.

For most reincarnations, you don't simply replace an existing soul. In Buddhism, for example, the belief is that when you die, your soul continues to exist and usually exists somewhere (in Chinese mythology, you go to the underworld and wait in this super-long line to drink some soup/tea of forgetting brewed by Grandma Meng after crossing a bridge, and then you get reborn). It's more of a rebirth, where your soul is reborn in a new body, a new family, new time. You don't simply come in and replace an existing soul. The soul is eternal and indestructible, the physical body is not. Many religions state that reincarnation occurs many times - your modern life today could possibly be the hundredth time your immortal soul has been reborn and living in the material world. In Budhism, you get reborn and reincarnated again and again until you finally attain enlightenment and go to Nirvana - that's the goal of all practitioners of Buddhism. To go to Nirvana and break out of the cycle of death and rebirth.

The existing soul being replaced is transmigration. Usually what happens in most stories is that when the main character transmigrates, it's usually into a dead body. The previous soul in the body has gone to the underworld because he/she has died. In many stories, it's simply a reawakening - a rude shock to the head, and you suddenly regain memories of your past life (this is basically reincarnation, but skipping forward so that we don't have to go through the whole baby and child stage, which can be boring and tedious). But if you're worried about the replacement of soul, that soul usually just goes to the underworld or afterlife because it works on the premise of he/she died, and this random assassin/marine/soldier/martial artist/genius from another world also died and his or her soul decides to go into the dead body and reanimate it for some reason.

So you don't really need a society or universe at all. I hope this explanation helps.