Naruto: Wukong Wants to Become an Immortal

This doesn't feel like a time-travel story; it feels like it's about an eleven or twelve-year-old child who doesn't have an adult's mindset at all, or else it's just a story about a lunatic.

Why would a human want to become a monkey?

The ninja world is very small; ordinary people travel abroad on foot.

The story of a boy chasing his dream - becoming the Great Sage

Is it reasonable for a soul in the present world (let's say that for now) to know about Goku from various worlds (you could say he's a manga fan) and know about Pain but not the plot? The ability to become a Great Sage without any reason or process is completely mindless. In the Naruto world, without any cheat codes, why would someone seek immortality or ask about the Dao?

A simp and an idiot—it would be believable if the protagonist were a 6-7 year old child transmigrated into this state, but as an adult, he's practically born with intellectual disabilities. He has no sense of right and wrong, no principles.

This book is actually a bit of a shame; the data is too poor, even though it's readable.

The protagonist is like a child without a mother and lacking love.

It's still based on a storyline that doesn't know the plot, then it grafts on the Great Sage's supernatural powers, and there's not much more to it than that later on.

That's too naive. Goodbye. Did I think I was going to revolutionize the ninja world, or am I just being ridiculous?