If you like slice of life, domestic fluff stories, then you’ll probably enjoy this. It might seem a little repetitive at some points, or a little random, but the story makes sense. It’s pretty well crafted; With the way the MC acts, and the costs of the wishes he makes. Minor fantasy/system themes in the story, but mostly just a cute MC and his interactions with those around him. The reason I think the MC is a likeable character is because he’s genuinely a good person. He’s not selfish with the wishes he makes, nor is he overly saint-like/kind, he’s just normal (I’m not good at explaining but basically, he’s not bad/selfish that I feel annoyed by his personality, nor is he a pushover/too nice that I get frustrated by how he deals with things or how he lets others treat him). Its a nice in-between, granted he’s still a baby (physically), but I like his personality. Kind of a slow story bc 100 chapters in and he’s still a child, but I don’t mind stories like that. The premise is slice of life, so being “slow” isn’t bad, it’s bad/frustrating when a story is supposed to be action packed or there’s lots of conflict but no resolution or progress.
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when MC died, a system window gives him 3 wishes, his wishes were; a trillion wishes, being good looking and a healthy body. The system doesn’t give him tasks or anything, it’s pretty minor, it just keeps track of his coins, lets him know how much a wish costs, and the after effects.
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the MC tries to act cute, because that’s the best way he can earn coins to make wishes. Some wishes cost more than others depending on how hard it is to grant. Therefore he always has to act cute in order to save up coins.
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some wishes cost more and the penalty varies. For example, he wanted to cure the back of the nun who was taking care of him, it cost like 1, 000 coins and his back will hurt for 10 mins. I think some penalties make sense in that they make him act more child-like, other than him trying to earn coins, he’s pretty mature for a child (bc he’s an adult on the inside). So some penalties make sense, like whenever he walks he’ll fall down every 10 steps for a year.
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kind of a rant, but up to you to read the novel :P
