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If you can't grasp that, then playing as Wallachia is not for you I guess and I'd recommend going for a different nation instead
Wallachia is well into the "difficult" category, possibly bordering on the "very difficult". The only way I could see to do it would be to ally Austria, which would pretty much require you to start with a level one 'statesman' advisor.
Austria is very powerful and 9 times out of 10 will start out as a rival of Hungary. If that's the case, you should be able to get them to join a war, in which case they should be able to steamroll hungary. Hungary often allies France, so you may need to move quite fast to catch Hungary before the hundred years war finishes. Try to bring in some minor allies (Bosnia is a good ally, just don't get a royal marriage because you will want to conquer them later).
Unfortunately, Hungary is also Catholic and thus its lands will be a pain in the arse to govern. Just raise autonomy and let them do their own thing. All you want from the war, really, is access to the rest of the Balkans (Serbia and Bosnia) which will give you more expansion opportunities.
That's why you need allies, even allies who won't actively help you expand because they consider you too minor will still serve as a deterrant. Even the Ottomans will be wary of engaging both Austria and Poland at the same time.
Having rivals really wouldn't make much of a difference. It would mean you could take slightly more land from your rivals if you won a war and fabricating claims would be a bit easier, but you'd still have to win those wars which is the underlying problem. The only really significant thing rivals would do for you is to give you a small opinion bonus with nations with the same rival, potentially making it slightly easier to ally Austria or Poland, but starting with a statesman advisor will actually do more.
That said, I agree with the others that getting good allies is your best bet. I did not play Wallachia, but Byzantinum, but it is pretty much always the same concept. Look at who are the enemies of your threats. Then make their enemies your allies and keep relations good, because that way it will be highly likely they will come to your aid if attacked. Even a defensive alliance that will not help you in the wars you declare on others can help keep you safe from bigger threats like Hungary or the Ottomans. Poland, like the others said, is pretty much always a good bet.
can we stop having these threads already
No, instead let's buff your home country and nerf the one that historically stomped it into the ground because it hurts your feelings. Moron.