Odin's Blessing

I particularly liked Loki when I was watching it in junior high school. I always thought Loki was extremely handsome and a cosmically beautiful man. When I grew up, I discovered that I actually liked Odin very much. I didn't ask for anything in return, I just wanted her to be safe and happy. In fact, in the end, Loki also understood what love is. It's a pity that Frigga will not be Inna.

I read this book when I was in the first grade of junior high school. I didn't expect that so many years would pass by. This must be the meaning and charm of words left behind! Big cheers for the author 🤩!

Some books will gather dust due to time, but it is undeniable that it is still a pearl. This is what I think of "Odin's Blessing" I am a fan of Western fantasy. I have been collecting various Western fantasy online articles, and I also go to Zhihu and other platforms to read recommended books. I have read many of Jinjiang's Western Fantasy categories that rank high in collections, but I think my favorite so far is still "Odin's Blessing" Reading "Odin's Blessing" was by chance. I found the first volume of this book in the school library. I was attracted by the majestic and gorgeous cover from the beginning. After a closer look, I found that it is my favorite Western fantasy theme. Although it may be somewhat different from some popular Western fantasy writing methods, it is precisely because of this that this book brought me an unprecedented novel experience. "Odin's Blessing" references Norse mythology. The background is very rich, with religious background, and the underlying melody is solemn and sacred. The artistic, social and cultural aspects are rich and colorful because of the mythological references and the author's literary background. The characters have distinctive characteristics and the writing is first-rate, especially the description of the Western-romantic scenery which adds a lot of color to the whole article. I loved this book, not just for its divine flavor, but also for the character of Loki. Because I saw growth in him. Maybe it's because of the order of chapters. If I first read Loki before Ragnarok, the God of Destruction who recited the Road to Hell to Frigga, destroyed the divine world, and tried to provoke a war. It seems that every label is annoying. Indeed, I have to admit that if Loki continues like this, I may not really like him. I don't have the cuteness of the evil god, and I don't like destruction. But he made a change. From the first time they met Yina after the gods were reborn, to later they fell in love with each other. Loki is very cute after his rebirth. He had no confidence, he didn't believe that Yina would love him until he witnessed that Yina did not hear the singing. He is afraid of making mistakes, he has hidden tenderness, and his clear love and hate. He is different from Odin's stable love, and he has a young and frivolous passionate feeling. I always pay great attention to the "soup base" and "feeling" when reading novels. Western Fantasy is my favorite "soup base", and the "feeling" brought by Loki after his rebirth is what I really like. Loki's growth is also reflected in his final choice of blessing. He replaced Odin and Frigga's smile. I was very sorry for his passing and cried for a long time. But I also know that if he takes over as the King of the Gods, there will be no good outcome with Frigga. Later I heard that he was resurrected in "The Last Goddess", so I ran to take a look and learned an unsurprising result - Frigga still chose Odin, even though she had Inna's memory. To be honest, I really can't understand Frigga's thoughts, and that's still the case now. I like Loki very much and his fiery love. I don't think he is worse than Odin. Of course, I don't mean his ability, but his love for Frigga/Ina. After growing up, Loki learned to bless, learn to let go, and learned to leave. 2023.8.2

I rarely write book reviews, but reading a large book always makes my heart swell, and I feel uncomfortable if I don't say anything. Many people like Loki because he is a character in novels. If there is someone who loves you like this in reality, you will not be able to escape. His love is too childish, too crazy, and too selfish, and he is destined to be unable to obtain happiness. Even with Ina, with such an unstable temperament, they would torture each other. What's more, Frigga has watched him grow up and will feel sorry for him and take care of him, but she will not treat him as a man. From the beginning, he has found the wrong person. On the other hand, Odin is mature and stable, taking the overall situation into consideration. His love is no less than Loki. Being with him is safe and secure. Compared to Loki's madness, he understands what love is better. When he knew that Ina had chosen Loki, he respected her choice, and when she was killed, he was willing to sacrifice himself for her. When they are together, they don't just have superficial love. They have common ideals and goals and grow together. This can be said to be the ideal state of love. And what Loki brought her was possession and destruction, so Frigga couldn't possibly choose Loki. Many people felt sorry for Loki, but that was actually a good ending. For his own selfish desires, he committed such a big mistake and triggered the Twilight of the Gods. That was what he owed Frigga and what he owed the world. In the end, in exchange for Odin, he restored the world's light and allowed the world to return to its original track. And he himself also learned what love is from Odin. He turned into the branches of the world tree and protected the people he loved, which was considered as fulfilling his wish. Frigga will never forget him. Doesn't she love Arthur so much that there is no Loki element in it? Zhida's stepmother is also ruthless, and Loki is just a foil. She even died in Odin's way. I hope he can find ordinary happiness in protecting her.

I think Loki has never liked the heroine (God Queen) but Ina. On the contrary, Odin has always liked the heroine, not Yina

How can I put it... I felt melancholy and sad after reading it, a feeling I can't describe. Although the author's writing style is very good, the love story in the second half of the book seems a bit confusing. I thought it was because the relationship between Frigga, Odin, and Loki was too complicated and messy, and it felt like an ancient sadistic novel. Sure enough, I still like the one-to-one relationship. In addition, it can be said that I am not very fond of the protagonist's character. Odin is too forbearing and makes others guess everything (I am more direct and hate people who hold back what they say), Loki is too naive and childish, and Frigga is too indecisive, kind but to the point of stupidity. Perhaps it is these three people with completely different personalities that can create so many stories. It's still worth watching, and you can also gain a certain understanding of Norse mythology.

Oh, it seems I am an Odin supporter? No matter what, you shouldn't fall in love with someone who killed you. . .

It's really fascinating, and I'll still be affected when I watch it ten years later.

Many people say that they will like Odin as they get older, but now that I have grown up, I still like Loki.

I love Odin greatly, his love is too deep and great, and it is no longer just selfish desires and childish pretense. He doesn't know how to express, but he carves love in his blood and bones. He was the king of the gods and had responsibilities that he had to bear. He could not act as recklessly as Loki, but he gave Frigga the greatest love. I prefer to regard Ina and Frigga as two people, because only Frigga, who loves Odin wholeheartedly, is worthy of Odin, who also loves Frigga wholeheartedly. There is only enough time to love one person in a lifetime (as Mr. Mu Xin said). Finally, I love Odin and Shining.