I want to make a wish. If it comes true, I will convert to Buddhism. Is this a little disrespectful to the Buddha?

Buddha and Bodhisattva don't blame others. Whether their wishes can be realized depends mainly on invictus. Whether the landlord can realize his wish has nothing to do with the posture of worshipping Buddha, because Buddha is not a ghost on high, but a teacher who teaches people to break the mystery and be enlightened. Teachers do not want students to have excessive and unnecessary desires, and students' desires and reasonable feelings will not be realized on their behalf. Buddhism only teaches students how to pursue the right things. If the landlord's wish is realized, naturally converting to Buddhism is also a commitment.