This Wishing Lamp Is Different

The first wish was actually wasted on covering up the corpse. Even if you turn him into the world's most brave man, you don't have to think about too many complicated issues. All conspiracies and tricks are scum in the face of strength, and you are actually afraid of one of your own fanatic followers,,,,,

Fortunately, he is an ignorant person who can deceive. If he meets someone like an old priest and makes his wish come true, he will add more ingredients like crazy. If he becomes immortal, he will never die in amber. Can he be greedy for the last two wishes? Even if you can't use it, you can still add some skills, right?

The author should feel comfortable writing for himself. There is no logic at all in this self-pleasure

I feel like there's nothing wrong with the protagonist being God. He is the djinn after all. Whether there is a God or not is still a matter of debate. Bring over the Bible from the original world. Choose someone again. Perform a resurrection miracle and then integrate all churches. Study alchemy and make the protagonist this djinn ritual. Integrate and upgrade and practice again

I don't know if the author wrote it in a convoluted and repetitive way to set off the illiteracy of the believers. Anyway, it was very depressing to read. I thought this book was a wishful thinking operation.

Perhaps, the protagonist's time travel was done by the "Lord"

I have been writing about farmers, but if the protagonist doesn't come out soon, the show is lagging behind. Stop watching.