[Comprehensive British and American] Hero, Please Marry Me!

Girls, please check the ending time before reading the article. This article was written in 2013 and the plot follows the world setting of comic No. 616 + Personal setting. Marvel only sets Hela as the sister of Thor and Loki in the movie world. In most other worlds, they are not related by blood or follow the Norse mythology and set the father-daughter relationship. Hela: "You are unmarried and I am unmarried. You are handsome and I am outstanding in appearance. You are kind to me. I am also one of the few women in the United States who can withstand your power. We are a match made in heaven. So, why did you reject me?" Captain America: "... I am not a pedophile." Hela: "QAQ said that this body is only for temporary use! Dad, you lied to me! Didn't you say that Loli's lethality is infinite?!" Loki: "... You'd better get off that ant before I take out my weapon." Warning: 1. The heroine is the daughter of Loki and Hela, the goddess of death in Norse mythology. 2. There are comics settings and time-travel plots, and the characters' personalities, especially those of the Avengers and Loki, may be more comic-based in the later period. 4. Don't be fooled by the white skin! Taking the dark humor route, you need to be careful before entering into the trap. Don't blame me for not warning you if you get fooled by the plot twist that comes later. It has only been 13 years since this article was finished, and Thor 3 has not yet been released, so everyone should watch it as a parallel world. The character of the article and the plot of Volume 1 and Volume 3 come from the main world of comics 616. Again, this is the 616 comic world. The plot of volume one comes from the major event "Civil War" in 2006, and the plot of volume three comes from the major event "The Origin of Fear" in 2011. It has nothing to do with Norse mythology. Of course, because of the adaptation, girls who have never read the comics, please rest assured that it will not affect their reading. Conception: