The God of Victory in American Comics

Does this writing have anything to do with the Warner Protoss? The main character is playing a role-playing game on Earth. You might as well not set the identity of the Warner Protoss for him, and just set the Inhumans directly! ! ! I can't see your main plot at all, just watch the protagonist playing house with the people on earth.

As of Chapter 59, there is almost no plot related to the protagonist, the Warner Protoss. Apart from copying the introduction to the prologue, the rest is almost all about role-playing on Earth. You are selling sheep over others.

Odin abducted Frigga, so the protagonist can also abduct Hela. My son-in-law is my brother-in-law🪖

The Warner Protoss and Midgard are almost in the same space as the Earth, but a little higher than the Earth. They were driven down by Odin, the king of the Asir Protoss. Anyway, it was quite miserable. Ragnarok was also caused by the war between the Warner Protoss and the Asir Protoss.

I was confused at the end of the first chapter. My brother likes his sister? The old man on the subway looked at his phone and got scared.

I'm very curious about why the protagonist was sent there as a proton. The protagonist is so talented and leads the Warner Protoss to a tie with Asgard. How could he be sent out? No other ethnic group would send away its most talented and promising people! Author, your forced plot development is so brainless!

My sister took it away from me. She looks so cowardly.

. . . Why are they all on Earth This description doesn't fit, so why not just make someone from Earth?

I have read novels like the introduction before. It is about a person who is aggrieved, someone he hates, or someone who has nothing to do with him forcibly becomes his sister/brother-in-law. He is aggrieved, regretful, self-blame and other negative emotions are mixed together, but he has to think about his sister/sister, and even has to take care of the in-laws who are eager for him to die. When he does die, he will have to take care of the nephew who wants to strangle him to death. It's okay if you are weak. For the sake of your life, you have to bear some things, but some things happened when you were a strong person. In order to abide by the rules of the game, you have to bear it. It's really frustrating to watch. I don't know why such a protagonist becomes a strong person.

Ancient Greece, Egypt, India, Babylon, etc., According to the West, only renaissed in the 15th century, but the ancient civilizations have been destroyed for more than two thousand years, and the source of Western civilization is still there... This is the most ridiculous.                             One of the most important characteristics of ancient Greece is mentioned in the encyclopedia, the independence of each city-state... It's ridiculous that if they are all independent, then it is not a country... It's like Japan's Warring States Period, good guys, the fighting between villages is called a national war...  Finally, it is unavoidable that the so-called ancient countries of at least three thousand years ago, such as ancient Greece, Egypt, and Babylon, were small and surrounded by deserts and mountains. It was impossible to survive and had too many people to survive. Even if it is very primitive, it may still have incredible creations. At least many people now find it incredible that the bronze sword said to be the Xuanyuan Sword!                     It has been extinct for two thousand years, and the races are so different. How can Europeans have the shame to say that this is the origin of their civilization? Does the Renaissance come from Aristotle?