Wǒ Jiā Lǎopo Láizì Yīqiān Nián Qián - Ch. 443

[MangaDex]

 

[Geoberryvalley]

Thanks for the chapter~
And with that, one relationship begins, and another never starts. I really liked the way they portrayed it.

 

[Eals]

pretty realistic, that was a nice chapter

 

[hayatekanzaki]

Yeah, yeah. We all saw that coming. Only Haozi is in denial. Even when they get married in the future. Probably only accepts it when he gets a grandkid. And even then, he’ll be like “I will never forgive you for taking away my daughter!” Or something like that.

 

[Fyore]

Why is the end of this chapter like my life ?

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

She still confident until the end...
(OωO )...

n he still dumb like always...
XD...

 

[Zaxoraz]

Jeez watchin shi'an and Little Jin Growing up is such a surreal experience lol

 

[RoxasJ]

Every chapter that releases keeps reminding me why this series is one of my favorites, thanks for the TL!

 

[CoolOtamegane]

Someone got drowned by his luck, while someone got drought by his nonexistent luck

 

[Mephis_to]

Someone got drowned by his luck, while someone got drought by his nonexistent luck

Someone kept on insisting to stick to his loved one, while someone else unfortunately did not have the courage to be true to himself at the end.

 

[Gunlord500]

pretty realistic, that was a nice chapter

Yeah. Like I always say, the surprising amount of realism for a cute manga, er, manhua like this is what always draws me back to it.

Thanks as always Paragon. A little melancholy for such a cheery chapter at the end, but again, thats life.

 

[Rectonator]

Why is the end of this chapter like my life ?

Bro stop. I've already taken enough emotional damage as it is.

 

[Charvaka]

Extreme confidence and extreme shyness are often two ends of the same horseshoe.

The reason he couldn’t ask her out wasn’t because she was “out of his league,” but because he believed he was inferior to her. In reality, he isn’t.

To anyone reading this: you are neither inferior nor superior to anyone else. You are simply a product of your environment. As the saying goes, a man is a slave to his environment. But that doesn’t mean he’s trapped by it. You can improve if you choose to. You won’t improve if you convince yourself that who you are now is all you’ll ever be.

If we’re being honest, Xu Jin isn’t the naturally gifted one — Xu Shi’an is. What sets Xu Jin apart is her complete focus on her goals, which is why her academic record looks far more impressive. Shi’an doesn’t care much unless it’s strictly necessary. The same applies to the guy who never spoke to her: he’s aiming for a place just as good as Xu Jin’s, yet he still sees himself as unequal — not because he is, but because of his own perceived inferiority.

And unless he breaks that mental wall, he will remain inferior — not in reality, but in outcome.

I don’t even know why I wrote this, honestly. But reading the comments reminded me of what I struggled with in middle school, and how much I hated that mindset. If anyone reading this is dealing with something similar, I hope this helps, even a little.

 

[yatanogarasu]

Every chapter is like a dose of real life, and of any regret of paths not taken.

 

[Koichi_Hirose_The_Goat]

Thanks for the chapter
We need Little Jin witch a partner

 

[HHiro_016]

Why do I feel like I haven't seen winter melon when did he die?

 

[Gunlord500]

Extreme confidence and extreme shyness are often two ends of the same horseshoe.

The reason he couldn’t ask her out wasn’t because she was “out of his league,” but because he believed he was inferior to her. In reality, he isn’t.

To anyone reading this: you are neither inferior nor superior to anyone else. You are simply a product of your environment. As the saying goes, a man is a slave to his environment. But that doesn’t mean he’s trapped by it. You can improve if you choose to. You won’t improve if you convince yourself that who you are now is all you’ll ever be.

If we’re being honest, Xu Jin isn’t the naturally gifted one — Xu Shi’an is. What sets Xu Jin apart is her complete focus on her goals, which is why her academic record looks far more impressive. Shi’an doesn’t care much unless it’s strictly necessary. The same applies to the guy who never spoke to her: he’s aiming for a place just as good as Xu Jin’s, yet he still sees himself as unequal — not because he is, but because of his own perceived inferiority.

And unless he breaks that mental wall, he will remain inferior — not in reality, but in outcome.

I don’t even know why I wrote this, honestly. But reading the comments reminded me of what I struggled with in middle school, and how much I hated that mindset. If anyone reading this is dealing with something similar, I hope this helps, even a little.

Trvth nvke!

 

[dowiet]

perfect