The whole point of ～ようになる is to use なる together with verbs that can’t seamlessly go with it. な adjectives can just have ～になる (日本料理が好きになる) and い adjectives can have ～くなる, so you don’t use ～ようになる with them
…what?
I’m not sure what you’re trying to say there.
This might just be my 5AM sleep-deprived brain, but I don’t recall there being a system of using ‘ようになる’ with adjectives, so I’m not sure where you’re getting any of these from.
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The whole point of ～ようになる is to use なる together with verbs that can’t seamlessly go with it. な adjectives can just have ～になる (日本料理が好きになる) and い adjectives can have ～くなる, so you don’t use ～ようになる with them
…what?
I’m not sure what you’re trying to say there.
This might just be my 5AM sleep-deprived brain, but I don’t recall there being a system of using ‘ようになる’ with adjectives, so I’m not sure where you’re getting any of these from.
It is for verbs.