Pirate: My partner is so strong?

Note: [Aladdin's Magic Lamp (Weiwei): Rub it, everyone can make a wish that cannot be cancelled, but the genie will do whatever it takes to help you realize your wish. ]

"A wishing artifact?"

"Rub this magic lamp and a genie will appear. The genie can grant you one wish. Of course, everyone only has one chance."

"Really?"*2

Mickeyta and Albedo both expressed shock and doubt. If they had such a treasure, why would they need a bicycle?

Micita was staring at Trek's lower body at this time. Trek understood immediately, but he still planned to ask Kaya for treatment. This magic lamp was unreliable.

"But! The process of realizing this wish is rather complicated, and sometimes one has to sacrifice oneself." Trick felt a chill when he recalled the time when he took the Aladdin's lamp to conduct experiments on passers-by.

When Trek first got this [Aladdin's Magic Lamp], he felt that there was a scam after reading the instructions. If it was really that effective, his story would end, the world would be at peace, Trek would become the god of love, and live a shameless and happy life with a group of young ladies!

So Trek took some time to test it with passers-by.

The first person to get the magic lamp was an unemployed middle-aged man. He hoped to count money every day until his hands cramped. Then he was recruited to work as a cashier in a gold exchange. To be honest, the monthly salary was not bad, but the business was a bit too much and his hands really cramped. He was happy and miserable.

After making the wish, Trek retrieved the magic lamp and let another terminally ill patient "obtain it by chance".

Trek thought he would wish for good health, but it turned out that guy hoped to have sex with a pretty girl before he died and get rid of his virginity. He probably thought he was so ugly that no pretty girl would favor him even if he recovered from his illness.

His two good friends happened to hear his last words outside the ward. So, the two handsome brothers dressed up as beautiful "little sisters" and realized his dream in the dark night. From then on, the three of them spent the last period of time happily.

Trey endured the discomfort and disguised himself as a nurse to retrieve the magic lamp. Of course, he did get what he wanted. One can't help but sigh at the sublimation of friendship!

The third time, Trek gave it to a beggar on the street, wanting to see if the most direct way of getting something for nothing would work.

The beggar hoped to have a golden bowl, and then he actually picked up a golden bowl. However, before his hands could even warm up the bowl, someone beat him up and robbed him of the bowl.

Cui Ke was speechless. It was really true that people with poor conditions had low aspirations. They couldn't have some aspirations, such as becoming the richest man in the world or becoming a dragon.

The experimental results were not ideal and did not meet Trek's experimental purpose. So Trek did not look for Loser this time. After all, these guys probably didn't even know the Celestial Dragons and thought that the king used a golden hoe to farm.

Trek used the [Anywhere Door] to randomly find a minor noble in the kingdom. After the minor noble obtained the magic lamp, he was blinded by greed and actually... uh, just wanted to sleep with the queen.

The little noble finally got his wish. The king suddenly died, the queen came to power, and he became the queen's secret male favorite.

Trek was furious. These test subjects were so crazy!

However, something was finally found out. The young noble gave the magic lamp to the queen. The queen wished that her face would remain young forever, and then she followed the king the next day.

Trek thought some wishes could not be fulfilled, so he triggered a system bug. But when he retrieved the burial lamp, he found that the noble had stolen the queen's body and frozen it. He confessed his love to the ice every day, and his true face remained youthful.

It seems that money and power are not what everyone pursues, and the same goes for love!

But I just want to find a normal person to test yourself, why are you performing a life-and-death love story for me here?

But Trek also concluded that making an inappropriate wish could result in death.

Trek also tested a few more and found that wishing for the death of the enemy will provide methods and strategies for those who are strong enough to touch the enemy, such as letting them train more and then take weapons to assassinate them. If the difference in strength is too great, you will be sent to reincarnate and take revenge in the next life. This is a bit useless.

Some people were cured of their colds by being chased by dogs, some people were hit by cars and claimed compensation to get emergency money, and some children were given a bunch of exercises by the genie in order to get a perfect score on the test [Abis: Woo woo woo! ]...

In fact, although the genie says that he can fulfill one wish of the other person, some people don't know that a person can only summon the genie once, so they just want to give it a try and don't make big wishes.

Finally, Trek happened to meet three pirate brothers, one of whom hoped to become the richest man in the world;

Another pirate laughed at him for being short-sighted, saying that being a noble not only meant wealth but also power, so he made a wish that he could be born into a royal family;

The last pirate who had some insight laughed at them for being narrow-minded after they made their wishes. This pirate was indeed insightful and directly wished to become a Celestial Dragon.

The first two pirates looked constipated, as if they had missed out on hundreds of millions.

Amid the last pirate's laughter of "Fu Fu Fu Fu", the three pirates were killed by bombardments from other pirate ships just after they made their wishes.

Cui Ke was confused and asked the system Alice. Alice could only hint that the three people were reincarnated at certain time points, one in the Golden City, one in the Revolutionary Army, and one in a certain Wu Hai.

Trick's face was filled with black lines. This might be the reincarnation lamp! And those three guys might be...

This magic lamp is indeed very reasonable in helping people realize their wishes and it is hard to criticize it, but Trek doesn't dare to use it and doesn't want people around him to use it.

So we decided that as another artifact of Maitreya religion, the [Magic Beauty Mirror] should be called the [Magic Wishes Mirror], and the [Aladdin's Lamp] should be called the [Magic Contentment Lamp]!

The original intention of [The Lamp of Contentment] is to allow people to make wishes, but it does not allow people to make wishes that are too forced, otherwise they will basically be reincarnated. Who will verify whether the wishes have been fulfilled?

Could it be that they are using some religion's theory of reincarnation to deceive others into believing that good deeds will be rewarded with evil deeds in this life, and evil deeds will be rewarded with good deeds, because of the karma from the previous life?

Those three pirates had done some bad things themselves, so even if they made good wishes, their next lives were full of twists and turns.

Although my magic lamp has a system to prove it is real, the one from a certain religion is obviously fake and is used to deceive myself and others, but it is indeed useful for fooling people. No! My own is still proved by the system, so it is not a scam.

As for the name "Zhizu" given to Cui Ke, it is to let everyone who gets the opportunity to make a wish know how to be content, and make wishes that are achievable at their own level, instead of wanting to be king, which would result in a very long queue for reincarnation.

This will ensure the open rate of wish fulfillment and expand the influence of Maitreya Buddhism.

On the one hand, it requires that only people who do a lot of good deeds can get a chance to make a wish with the magic lamp. On the other hand, it combines with the metaphysics of the [Magic Beauty Mirror] that doing good deeds will bring good luck and people will become more beautiful. With these two approaches, Maitreyaism can basically have a strong spiritual dominance.

Trek briefly explained to the two girls the disadvantages of the [Aladdin's Magic Lamp], that it could only be used once, and the way to fulfill the wish was not so good, so the two girls resisted the urge to use it.

Cui Ke always felt that Michita was staring at his lower body with some ill intentions. He didn't dare to use it. What if he was reincarnated as Lee Keun Suk?

Trek directly threw the [Aladdin's Lamp] to Albedo, asking her to use it with caution, and only give it to believers who have done good deeds for a long time and gained recognition as a reward. This way the risk is relatively low, and the wishes made by such people are probably some good things to help others.

Trek is not afraid of others making wishes that will turn the world upside down or are disadvantageous to themselves. Firstly, the logic of realizing the wishes of the genie lamp must be reasonable. A wish that is too big will eventually affect itself.

Second, you can make a wish that is not favorable to yourself, and I can ask someone to make a wish to cancel your wish. These wishes require a logical calculation process and cannot be achieved overnight.

And this is not 100% realized, but sometimes it makes you feel that it has been realized, like that patient.

Albedo repeatedly confirmed that Trek would be in Alabasta soon, and then she left with the [Aladdin's Magic Lamp]. Trek seemed a little agitated looking at her back, but the iron block still didn't react, so he could only slap Mickey's butt hard and said, "Let's go! Stop staring at me, go find your former boss."

"Ah! Bastard! It hurts!" Mickeyta screamed in pain and gave Trek a slap on the head. Trek immediately burst into tears and the [Onion Gloves] took effect.