The God of Victory in American Comics

What does this have to do with the Vanir gods? It's all just the protagonist playing a role-playing game on Earth. You might as well not have given him the Vanir god identity at all, just make him an Inhuman! I can't see any main plot at all, it's just the protagonist playing house with Earthlings.

Now at chapter 59, there's almost no plot related to the protagonist's Vanir race. Aside from copying the synopsis into the prologue, it's practically all role-playing on Earth. Are you just putting up a charade?

Odin abducted Frigga, so the protagonist can abduct Hela too, right? My son-in-law is my brother-in-law! 🪖

The Vanir gods and Midgard, which is Earth, are in roughly the same space, only slightly higher. The Vanir gods were driven down by Odin, the king of the Aesir gods, and their fate was quite tragic. Ragnarok was also a result of the great war between the Vanir and the Aesir gods.

I was completely baffled by the end of the first chapter—a brother who likes his own sister? And then there's the old man on the subway looking at his phone—it's scary!

I'm really curious why the protagonist was sent away as a hostage. He's so talented, and he even led the Vanir gods to a draw against Asgard. Why would he be sent away? No race would send away their most talented and promising member! Author, this forced plot development is so mindless!

My sister stole it from me, she looks so pathetic.

... Why is it all on Earth? This description doesn't match. Why not just create a human from Earth?

I've read novels like this before, and they were incredibly frustrating. Someone you hate, or someone completely unrelated to you, forces you into a relationship with your sister/brother-in-law. You're overwhelmed with resentment, regret, self-blame, and other negative emotions, yet you're forced to consider your sister/brother's feelings, even having to care for this in-law who desperately wants…

According to Western accounts, ancient Greece, Egypt, India, Babylon, and other ancient civilizations only experienced the Renaissance in the 15th century, while these ancient civilizations had been extinct for over two thousand years. To claim they are the origin of Western civilization is utterly ridiculous.