Problems with GB emulator

Hi! I've been boring on a Game Boy emulator to learn more about how CPUs work on a low level. I'm using the DMG_ROM.bin for testing my emulator, and for the most part, it's working.

I'm gonna post the final lines of code I've been having issues with below.



The main issue is the last two lines. It checks if $19 + the values at memory address $0134-$14D == $00.
This really confuses me, as I'm no sure how two positive values added together can result in a 0.
Even if I assigned some values to those memory addresses, the ZERO flag would still not be set, hence it would get stuck in an infinite loop at the last line.

I've debugged and saw that the B register was indeed decrementing fine, and was set to 0 at the last loop, hence it was able to go on to the last `ADD (HL)`

If any of you have any ideas, please let me know! I'm at a total loss.
Here's the link for where I found the disassembled code: http://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/Gameboy_Bootstrap_ROM

Addition on an 8-bit CPU is modulo 256. This means, for example, that $FF + $01 = $00. So is $C4 + $3C. An addition whose result is 256 will set both the Z flag and the C flag.

Seems weird, as I have looked at other emulators' source code, and the integer is only 8 bits (unsigned). If I made the bytes $FF, it would overflow, since A is already $19.

$19 plus $E7 is $100, which wraps to $00. Wraparound of unsigned integer types (such as uint8_t) is well-defined in C.

I see, but it seems strange that I'd need to fill out every single byte by myself. Am I missing something?