I Can Make a Wish Every Month

I've only read a few chapters, and I feel this form of wish fulfillment is problematic. Each wish's fulfillment relies on the karma of others, which makes no difference to whether the system exists or not. If you remove the system and ignore it, you'll find it has little impact. Wishes are inherently created spontaneously; if fulfilling wishes in such a reasonable way is possible, there's no need for a system.

This is a brand new book, just reserving a spot 😁

This isn't a satisfying read; it's just rubbish, a stupid and mindless piece of trash that tortures the protagonist. After you finish writing it, please have someone take a look, okay? It's truly garbage.

I couldn't bear to read any more after Chapter Nine. Was it really necessary to be this cruel? Author, please, just read it yourself!

I also found it boring. The author has narrowed his approach. I think new readers nowadays prefer fast-paced, exciting stories, while older readers value originality and plot rhythm. I read 20 chapters of this book but couldn't continue; it was just too boring and the pace was too slow.

The synopsis is quite interesting; I'll put it on my bookshelf for later use.