My Lolita Brother - Ch. 15 - My Ability!

[MangaDex]

 

[Walter_vi_Britannia]

So, what's the genre of this manhua now? lol

 

[jimkage]

Finally back, will wait to read when it's finished.

 

[Zeffu]

It has been 40 years....

 

[LemonJuice]

What was this about again?

 

[Serenata]

I'm expecting an incestuous lesbian kiss at the end!

but seriously, thanks for reviving this, I was really curious

 

[mase_aga]

Ah, thanks for reviving this series

 

[sinkingship]

A Rubix cube is a solved problem. Anyone who knows the algorithm can solve it with 100% success 100% of the time. It's the same solve pattern every time. So why do they always get used as props to show off how "smart" a character is lol

 

[xyzzy]

J.K. Rowling wants to know your location

 

[Grischa]

Yeah Chess and Rubik's Cubes show nothing about inelegance it's all about pattern recognition, same with Tertris and most other puzzle games. But glad the series is back!

 

[SoLei]

Oh nice
I don't have to translate this anymore lol
Thanks for picking it up

 

[ajddavid452]

wait what? I forgot this manhua existed, I am so confused, but it was in my reading list so why not read this

 

[DsfSebo]

@Grischa

You're 100% right!
Chess, Rubik's cube and other puzzle games, have nothing to do with either elegance or inelegance.

@sinkingship

It's not just that he solves a 4 by 4 Rubik's cube, he solves logical puzzles/games in various fields, and multiple ones that require previous knowledge/practice.
Which indicates that he's knowledgeable in various fields, just as it was said earlier, he learns a lot and every day, which you call smart.
But all that aside, I think what implies how smart he is, is how they emphasize the fact that he solves these problems, that are generally looked upon as intellectual activities, with ease.
And while yes, in and on itself the Rubik's cube does not imply that someone's smart, in my experience the general opinion does align with it's usage as an indication for intelligence/smartness.
So imo the place of the Rubik's cube is appropriate.

 

[Simply_Fiction]

I feel like the author forgot what he wanted this series to be, and is just throwing whatever the fuck he wants into it. Seriously, I don't really care how they explain this all, I was expecting some hardcore situation-style "How do we live our lives now" shit from ch. 1 and now we have monsters. The fuck.