Hokage the Great Sage

The Five Elements Mountain suddenly moved, and the Monkey King, the Monkey King, who had suppressed him for five hundred years, fell into the world of Naruto along with the entire mountain. The stone monkey who used to cause trouble in the Heavenly Palace is still arrogant when trapped in a rock crevice. His only obsession is to break free from the shackles of the Buddha's mantra and regain his freedom. His appearance broke the peace of Konoha - the third generation Hokage Sarutobi Hiruzen inquired cautiously, and Jiraiya brought wine to spy on the violent power of "non-chakra". The ninja world has never seen such a strange man who calls himself "Monkey King" and speaks "Celestial Palace" and "Tathagata". Demon energy collides with chakra, and the discourse system of immortals and Buddhas collides with the rules of ninjutsu. Every confrontation hides the dislocation and tension between the two worlds. On the one hand, it is the ninja world's defense against unknown forces, and on the other hand, it is the stone monkey's obsession to break through the shackles. Sun Wukong uses the unruly and straightforward nature in the original work to deal with the important role of Naruto. From the initial temptation and vigilance to the subsequent involvement in the disputes in the ninja world, his road to escape gradually becomes a whirlpool where the rules of the two worlds collide. And is this unexpected time travel an opportunity for him to regain freedom, or is it another bigger dilemma? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.