He transmigrates to Asgard and becomes Thor's older brother. Bound to the Calorie System, he can raise his attributes and gain corresponding abilities by burning calories.
"Burn 1,000 calories running: Speed +10, unlock the Sonic Movement skill."
"Burn 1,000 calories weightlifting: Strength +10, unlock the Berserk Divine Strength skill."
"Burn 1,000 calories doing a somersault: Constitution +10, unlock the Nimbus Cloud skill."
Hulk: "I can punch a mountain to pieces."
Leo: "Don't rush me. Let me finish this set of radio calisthenics first."
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The Nordic protoss, the son of Odin, with such an incredible physique, could he be knocked unconscious when he fell from his horse? I'm afraid you're not kidding me.
Leo, this is Severn. Please reply if you hear me.
People who have never watched Marvel will never understand Loki, they only know nonsense.
In Asgard, Leo is the God of War, the executioner of the Age of Gods. He was too powerful and cruel by nature, so Odin had no choice but to seal him to other dimensions. There was once a comic about Leo who returned and massacred the Celestials.
Come up and beat Loki to death?? Alaskans have great body healing abilities Being the son of Odin and falling from his horse to his death??
Seeing the word Leo reminds me of a certain salty duck egg superman
With the physique of the God Clan, can he be knocked unconscious when he falls from his horse?
The frost giant was frozen to death and the fire giant was burned by fire. Are you kidding me?
Leo: Thanos, you dare to fight. Thanos: Why not. Leo: You were waiting for me to transform, Ultraman Leo!!!
A calorie is a unit of energy. It is simply called Calorie or calorie in lowercase, which is transliterated from English. It is defined as the amount of heat required to raise 1 gram of water to 1 degree Celsius at 1 atmospheric pressure; it is widely used in nutritional measurement and fitness manuals. The international standard unit of energy is the joule. The copyright belongs to RUSIA Study Abroad. Commercial reprint please (joule), but in life, people are still accustomed to using calories to measure the energy in food and the metabolic rate of the body. Adults need at least ** kcal of energy every day to maintain body functions, including basic metabolism such as maintaining body temperature, cardiopulmonary function, and brain operation.