They bring hope. For example, a terminally ill child who wishes to go to Disneyland gets to experience that magic. It gives them something to look forward to during their difficult times in the hospital.
Chimei Wangliang is a fictional monster in the ancient Chinese novel "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio". It has a human body, oxtail, and horns. It has black and white eyes and can be invisible, shapeshifting, and shapeshifting. It is good at confusing and controlling people's thoughts and actions.
In the novel, demons and monsters often traded with humans and even played the role of humans to affect people's lives. The stories of demons and monsters were widely spread and became an important part of Chinese culture.
Demons and monsters often appeared in literature, art, and legends, such as the monster White Bone Demon in Journey to the West, the nine-striped dragon Shi Jin in Water Margins, and the spider spirit in Dream of the Red Chamber. Their images and stories not only injected new elements into Chinese literature, but also had a profound impact on world literature.
Demons and monsters were a type of fictional monster that had an important position and influence in Chinese culture.
I'm not sure. It's hard to say if Wish is realistic fiction without knowing more about the story. But usually, if it portrays a world and scenarios that could conceivably happen in real life, it has a chance of being so.