Marvel: I Am Odin's Biological Brother

Will the protagonist always have a young face? If Tony and Rocky grow up and call the protagonist uncle, it feels weird

The author must have deleted the bad reviews. All the good reviews were rated 6.5. It can only be a bit of a forcible deception.

I'm afraid of being exposed again, so I pretend to be an old monster. I'm really speechless.

I have almost written more than 200,000 words, and I can't see many flaws. How can I answer some of your questions? 1: Is this book purely Marvel, does it also have mutants and DC? Answer: Absolutely. The movie Mutants has already shown a collapse situation. There is no need to write it. It can be purely Marvel. It has nothing to do with Warner's DC. There will be no story in the future where Iron Man creates Batman. 2: In the "original work", Odin killed his brother before ascending to the throne. The protagonist is Odin's younger brother. This character is a bit unstable! Answer: Before answering this question, I want to tell you about the origin of this book. Marvel is a huge system, including mutants, Avengers, individual hero comics, collective comics, unit universe, multiverse, and Marvel events. This is a huge system. Even when the old man came back to life and asked him to watch Marvel, he still looked confused. Therefore, I created this book mainly based on movies, supplemented by Marvel, and combined with Norse mythology. In the movie, Odin is an elder. Of course, when he was young, Odin was also a decisive and decisive overlord. Of course Odin will not like his younger brother, but it is somewhat impossible for the protagonist to break up with Odin and kill Odin. After killing Odin, will Thor still be there? If there is still a Thor, he must have his father to avenge him. If he does not avenge his father, this Thor's character will collapse. Thor is the Big Three of the Avengers, but he is a very important figure! Therefore, Odin used a small "trap" with the protagonist. Although the two did not like to see each other in the early stage of their relationship, but later... In the story line. 3: Odin still has relatives, so why not just add a younger brother? Answer: I feel this question is similar to the first one. In my first chapter, there is a passage where the protagonist's father and mother have a conversation. "Many people from the royal family have died..." Yes, this is the passage. Many people in the royal family have died. I wrote this passage very vaguely. Odin and the protagonist may not be the only sons, but some people have died in the war. As for whether he died in the hands of Odin, it is conceivable. 3: The author doesn't understand anything and starts talking nonsense after watching two movies? The author probably hasn't read a few comics! A: These are the most uncomfortable sentences I have ever heard. You can question my writing style, but you can't say that I don't understand Marvel. I'm a big fan of Marvel! Let me tell you about comics. Among Marvel comics, most of them are bad. Marvel's editors would spend time with the studio's artists on different types of comics, with various gimmicks. "Thanos treated the Hulk like a dog", "A certain hero massacred the entire Marvel universe". Using this as a buying point, you can reap a wave of quick money, but once the popularity is over, these comics will disappear. This is also the reason why most Marvel comics on the market are unfinished. They have already made the money, who cares about comics! They also had an explanation for this. This was something that happened in the multiverse and had nothing to do with the main universe. It just passed by easily. A comic means a hero has a different character. If the author said that you should read more comics, a true Marvel fan would never say such a thing. Times have changed now, TikTok and everything else are popular, and most people get their Marvel knowledge from these channels. There was no such thing at that time. Dragon Ball, Conan, and Avengers were all comics we could read on paper. Therefore, older people born in the 1990s use this channel. Few Marvel comics have endings, especially those serialized heroes of the multiverse. 4: I can't even understand what is written... Answer: Hey, if I directly wrote the timeline of Iron Man, I would definitely get better results than this. But I think the story of Odin's unification of the nine realms is a historical story. I originally wanted to expand some stories of the nine realms based on Norse mythology, but the results were so poor that I could only stop the car and only describe the first battle and the final battle of unification. If new readers don't like to read it, just skip to the "Beginning of the Realm" in the second volume. By then you may take the initiative to read the previous stories. Because the battle for unification is a major event. 5: The abilities of the six gems are laws, not magic. You, the author, are making things up. Answer: Law, listen to this statement. The law of space gems is to tear apart space. This is too "oriental". If it were written like this, this book would soon be "Invincible of the East". The magical ability of the Space Stone is to tear apart space. This makes sense, like a statement from a science fiction novel 6: The issue of divine power and realm of strength. Answer: This question really wronged me. Originally, I wanted to divide the realm into stars, planets, Heavenly Father level, single universe and so on. After I divided it, it must be very easy to write, but the characters cannot be done like this. Iron Man's armor strength, Captain America's "50/50" ability, and Scarlet Witch's strength when angry, cannot be explained by realm alone. There is also Spider-Man. Spider-Man is known as the "good helper of the neighbors". Most of the enemies he encounters are technological monsters, such as Doctor Octopus and Sandman. In the entire Marvel universe, these are monsters that cannot be put on the table. If the strength is divided, Spider-Man's realm must be among those who are not very strong. This is undoubtedly in conflict with the saying "With great ability comes great responsibility." You must know that this sentence is the core of many Spider-Man movies (except Dutch brother)

Odin's brother! ! Alto? Or Auguman?

Come on, come on, come on, come on

If I remember correctly, the power of the Infinity Stones should fall into the category of rules. Not magic

Um... Odin's younger brother is called Olang?

In fact, Loki is Odin's brother in Norse mythology. Loki has three children: "Fenrir the giant wolf", "Jormungandr the snake that surrounds the world" and "Hela" the goddess of death.

Odin used to have brothers, but they disappeared after he ascended the throne! Where do you think his brother went? ∪･Ω･∪