Every Day I Wake Up and See Myself Selling Stupid

Su Yuan committed su*cide. When her father passed away, she faced all the pressure to deal with the mess left by her father alone, yet she had not thought of dying. The stepmother coveted her property. When she was roofied by her and sent to the opposite house, she never thought of dying. From being well-protected by her father to becoming the stepmother’s trading tool, she gritted her teeth and survived with difficulty. Those who hated her, she hated them, she sent them all to hell, but she didn’t have the desire to live. It’s just… Su Yuan opened her eyes and looked at the face in the mirror that she hated to her bones. Why would she become the stepmother she hated so much?

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Every Day I Wake Up and See Myself Selling Stupid "Every Day I Wake Up and See Myself Selling Stupid" is certainly a title that grabs your attention, and the story itself doesn't shy away from the bizarre. This yuri novel dives headfirst into the selfcest trope, mixing it with reincarnation, age gaps, and a healthy dose of tragedy. Honestly, it's a wild ride. ### First Impressions Going in, I knew I was in for something different. The premise alone – a protagonist reincarnated into the body of her hated stepmother, then developing a relationship with her younger self – is enough to raise eyebrows. I was intrigued, a little hesitant, but mostly curious to see how the author would pull it off. ### What Works Well The initial chapters are captivating. The dynamic between the older, colder MC and her younger, past self is fascinating. The concept of the MC grappling with her past traumas while simultaneously trying to guide and protect her former self is compelling. The exploration of self-love and acceptance, albeit in a very unconventional way, is also something that kept me engaged. The author does a decent job of portraying the younger self's admiration turning into something more, making the relationship (at least initially) feel somewhat organic. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's get into the potentially messy bits. The plot seems to get increasingly complex and, according to some, somewhat convoluted in the later half. There's mention of hidden motives, schemes, and backstabbing, which makes the MC's actions questionable and the relationship feel less genuine. The introduction of the "evil personality" of the younger self and the subsequent power dynamics also seem to be a point of contention. Apparently, the ending might feel rushed and unsatisfying. ### Areas of Concern Honestly, I'm a bit wary of the potential for the story to devolve into a confusing mess of betrayals and angst. The reliance on a car accident as a plot device also feels a bit cliché. Plus, I am not a fan of tragic endings, so if this is going to be one of those stories, I will need to prepare myself. ### Final Verdict "Every Day I Wake Up and See Myself Selling Stupid" has the potential to be a truly unique and thought-provoking yuri novel. The premise is intriguing, and the initial character dynamics are well-executed. However, the plot complexities and potential for a tragic ending give me pause. If you're a fan of dark themes, unconventional romance, and don't mind a potentially convoluted plot, this might be worth a read. Just be prepared for a potentially bumpy ride. I am going in with cautious optimism, hoping the author sticks the landing.