Reborn in Azeroth: Keep the Old Gods Away from Me

The first two chapters were quite well written. The protagonist is cautious, intelligent, and self-aware, so why did he lose all of that when he met that woman?

The daily setup is too complicated, and the whispers of the ancient gods have limited effect on advancing character relationships, and they appear only a few times. The author wanted to introduce NPC characters from before their fall, whose interactions with the protagonist are each influenced by the whispers, but this kind of plot arrangement is hard to make enjoyable.

1. The writing style is fragmented and disjointed. The introduction, development, transition, and conclusion of each event are written extremely vaguely, often lacking even a clear linguistic marker like "a new event has now begun," abruptly shifting to the next event at a different time and place.

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Advantages: No major flaws (even the part with the woman is a bit idiotic, but it can be redeemed by the WoW player's moral principle of never abandoning teammates); Disadvantages: No major satisfying moments (forgetting the plot, weak overpowered characters, and the character's weak combat identity). Suggestion: How about copying the concept of a mysterious figure and taking the route of a cult leader?

Read more than 40 chapters The male protagonist was seduced and kidnapped by a young lady, becoming her devoted follower. The young lady brought a box containing treasure (the exact contents are unknown), which led to him being hunted down by a mage. The problem is, even though they're all players, it's like they haven't done any quests at all.

I don't know why, but I feel like the protagonist's name is unappealing.

That whisper... Was it the Shadow Priest's legendary dagger? I forgot the exact name.

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