
Marvel: I Became Thor's Biological Uncle?
About This Novel
After Xu Rui died suddenly and accidentally, he traveled through time and found that he became the biological brother of Odin in Asgard and the uncle of Thor and Loki. Ryan Bolson He was sealed by the previous generation of God King Bor due to soul mutation since he was a child. After waking up and undergoing training, Xu Rui awakened his dual godhead attributes of creation and destruction. Because of his age and excessive fluctuations in divine power, Xu Rui chose to go to the earth for self-cultivation. Until Odin could not control the energy in his body and Thor could not shoulder the important task, he, as Odin's brother, was invited back to Asgard to take charge. "Thor, as the Prince of Asgard and the God of Thunder, you are too weak. Let me train you properly instead of Odin." "Loki, put away your ridiculous tricks. They are not magic in my eyes." "Hela, I can understand that you have been locked up for too long and you are going through menopause, but you'd better put your temper away, otherwise you will regret it." "Thanos, you have never heard my name, but I will let you know that you should be afraid of me!"
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Official(8)Scraped 4d ago
It's cool, cool, looks great, and has good settings.
Good, good, good, good, good, good
The setting is very good. As for the plot, just watch it slowly.
The author should write quickly, I want to read it
The protagonist improves his strength so quickly that he is almost invincible on earth. As a result, when entering the plot of Hulk and Iron Man, he bullies children, which is very boring. Even though they are invincible, they still insist on entering the plot. It feels like falling down. I feel that I can only write about other planets, otherwise there is no challenge, and it feels awkward to be bombed by Hydra. A person who can use space magic and extraordinary long-range attacks can consume the protagonist to a huge extent.
Regarding the protagonist's handling of the first vampire Marquis
First of all, the protagonist is still in a period where divine power has not been truly controlled at this time, and the memory of the out-of-control divine power riot in Asgard is still vivid in his mind. Second, although the protagonist knows about vampires, he doesn't know how powerful the vampire marquis in this world is, so he shouldn't be too cautious. Thirdly, Heimdall himself said that he could kill the Vampire Marquis with one sword, but he did not say that the Asa Protoss could not defeat him. Fourth, capture Asgard and use Asgard's biotechnology (Thor 2) to study the Marquis to see if we can get a way to deal with Dracula. Fifth, once the protagonist's divine power goes riot, it will attract the attention of those on the earth in advance. Before his divine power is fully mastered and improved, is it okay to solve the problem in this quick, clean and effective way? Sixth, Odin appeared because he didn't want to cause trouble. After all, he was approaching the dormant period and the power of Odin in his body was in a semi-irritable state. He doesn't want the protagonist to go berserk again, so that's no problem, right? I understand the reader's problem. After all, you are from God's perspective, and there is too much cheating. It is normal for some things not to be seen clearly. Please understand each other, thank you.
Very nice
It's great to see, it's the first time I've seen it from a different perspective
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Official(8)Scraped 4d ago
It's cool, cool, looks great, and has good settings.
Good, good, good, good, good, good
The setting is very good. As for the plot, just watch it slowly.
The author should write quickly, I want to read it
The protagonist improves his strength so quickly that he is almost invincible on earth. As a result, when entering the plot of Hulk and Iron Man, he bullies children, which is very boring. Even though they are invincible, they still insist on entering the plot. It feels like falling down. I feel that I can only write about other planets, otherwise there is no challenge, and it feels awkward to be bombed by Hydra. A person who can use space magic and extraordinary long-range attacks can consume the protagonist to a huge extent.
Regarding the protagonist's handling of the first vampire Marquis
First of all, the protagonist is still in a period where divine power has not been truly controlled at this time, and the memory of the out-of-control divine power riot in Asgard is still vivid in his mind. Second, although the protagonist knows about vampires, he doesn't know how powerful the vampire marquis in this world is, so he shouldn't be too cautious. Thirdly, Heimdall himself said that he could kill the Vampire Marquis with one sword, but he did not say that the Asa Protoss could not defeat him. Fourth, capture Asgard and use Asgard's biotechnology (Thor 2) to study the Marquis to see if we can get a way to deal with Dracula. Fifth, once the protagonist's divine power goes riot, it will attract the attention of those on the earth in advance. Before his divine power is fully mastered and improved, is it okay to solve the problem in this quick, clean and effective way? Sixth, Odin appeared because he didn't want to cause trouble. After all, he was approaching the dormant period and the power of Odin in his body was in a semi-irritable state. He doesn't want the protagonist to go berserk again, so that's no problem, right? I understand the reader's problem. After all, you are from God's perspective, and there is too much cheating. It is normal for some things not to be seen clearly. Please understand each other, thank you.
Very nice
It's great to see, it's the first time I've seen it from a different perspective










