Crossover: I Can Lift Thor's Hammer

You also have a special fondness for Thor's hammer.

I think it's better to have Odin's bloodline than to use the Super Soldier Serum, and then go to the near-apocalyptic timeline of 616 to obtain Odin's power. I want to see the Almighty Father's teeth! #(Funny)

Judging from the comments, the protagonist is just a stand for Thor's hammer, which scared me. I thought the protagonist would be like the female Thor in the movie version, turning back into a normal person as soon as she puts down the hammer. So, isn't the protagonist able to throw the hammer while still maintaining a floating state in the air? Therefore, the Thor power possessed by the protagonist should be the power that Thor himself possesses. Is this equivalent to switching accounts?

After reading it, here's a brief summary. So far, the writing is decent, and the plot flows smoothly. The fusion of Natsume and Yotsuya Miko is very creative. The world-building has just begun, and other anime will likely be added later. It's a slow burn, but there are only about twenty pages, partly because there are too few words.

I feel like I could be a Shennong (a legendary Chinese deity). I've followed it from the first chapter to the latest. This book doesn't start with a systematic, enjoyable storyline from the beginning. The beginning seems to be setting the stage for the plot and introducing the main anime characters (from chapters 1 to 13). The early parts of the story are generally smooth, with no awkward moments, and the protagonist is a decent person with normal values; he doesn't fawn over every woman he meets… It's a relief and a rare find on this platform. #(Crying)#(crying) Then there's the dungeon section, "The Wolf Returns Home," which I felt really exciting because the story really got going in this dungeon. I thought it was pretty good; the dungeon was well-written, and the protagonist was decisive and ruthless, not a saint, but also not indiscriminately killing. My initial guess was that after acquiring Thor's hammer, the story would likely take a more exciting, fast-paced turn, and after reading the latest chapter, I think my guess was correct. Then, after leaving the dungeon, the storyline introduced other anime works and characters. My opinion is that the author chose too many obscure works, so some readers who haven't read the story might not feel immersed in it. Of course, this is unavoidable in fan fiction, and the storyline shifts from survival to making amends and avenging tragic characters. It's understandable given that it has Thor's hammer. Most importantly, I saw the latest dungeon selection, #(funny)#(funny) The author chose zombies, zombies, zombies, I'll say it three times because it's important. In conclusion, this isn't a novel that's enjoyable from the very beginning; the enjoyment starts between chapters 23 and 25, which is when I felt most immersed. Sigh, I'm just a bit of a chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) sufferer myself; there's nothing I can do about it—a man is a boy until he dies. Who hasn't dreamed of being a hero? However, judging from the current situation, this book has already taken the route of a wish-fulfillment novel, and the protagonist should be sweeping all the way through, after all, he has Thor's hammer. The story can be summarized as an American comic book character with numerical attributes accidentally entering a Japanese supernatural anime. Lastly, and lastly, let me emphasize this again. Every novel has an audience. Author, please don't abandon this project! Please don't abandon this project! Please don't abandon this project! If you finish writing a good book, you'll build a fanbase, and your next book will take off. #(Funny)#(funny)#(funny)#(funny)#(funny)#(funny)

I remember that Thor's hammer could summon the Bifrost through the World Tree, right? #(Funny)

Oh no, I think I discovered this book too early. I'll kick it when it reaches chapter 100.

Come, you vile creatures, die under my Thor's hammer!

It's too slow to warm up.

There are currently 38 chapters in total. The protagonist can only become independent starting from chapter 25, which makes it difficult for readers to enjoy the story. Furthermore, slow-burn stories are a dead end for anime fans. Everyone's chasing fast-paced anime these days, so if you write a slow-burn story, it's destined to be hard to keep readers engaged and get them following along. 🤨