Naruto: Starting with Obtaining a Simulator

There's no such thing as a happy life simulator; it's just a pitiful boy's grand dream before he was severely injured by Iwa ninja and left this world.

I think this article is pretty good, but there are a few points I'd like to explain: (1) The protagonist is a time traveler, but hasn't watched Naruto. To be honest, although some people say he's a time traveler, I haven't watched Naruto, so he's no different from a native. However, the author's handling and writing style later on are quite comfortable to read.

The plot is somewhat problematic; it portrays the Uchiha clan as useless. Is the author just indulging in self-gratification?

Hinata

1. There are too many abilities, and the rest is a mess. 2. The protagonist is an indigenous character; this successfully discourages viewers from playing the game. Goodbye.

The author must have been a newbie when writing this, or perhaps a native, or an omniscient transmigrator. Who would be stupid enough to read a transmigrator who doesn't know the plot? After all, anyone who reads Naruto fanfiction has definitely seen Naruto. To make someone who's never seen Naruto the protagonist? I'm speechless.

A native, not a time traveler, doesn't understand the plot, so there's no sense of immersion!

You're not suited for light novels, give up.

Shennong, where is Shennong! Shennong, come quickly to test the medicine!

After reading the first two chapters, I had some questions. Is the protagonist a transmigrator? It doesn't seem like it, because he was unaware of the system's warnings and even asked the system a pointless question about who created it. A normal transmigrator would immediately accept the warning for power and survival.