In the Nordic Realm, My Father Is Loki!

To put it simply, Odin, Loki's uncle and nephew, would likely exile you to Grindelwald. However, to put it more simply, if you commit any wrongdoing, everyone will consider it justified, after all, you are Loki's son.

In the age of mythology, knowledge, inventions, and culture were all meaningless. Ants might be clever among themselves, but they'd better kneel before a prophetic elephant. Loki may not be as good as Odin, but Loki's children are far from weak.

As is widely known, Odin's eight-legged horse was Odin's nephew, and was born from Loki's transformation into a mare.

Is it necessary to develop a compound bow? Dwarves can create weapons that guarantee a hit.

Honestly, this novel is really bad. It's quite idiotic. To highlight the protagonist's prowess, the entire world is rendered stupid. Inventing that bellows is one thing, but the author basically writes that dwarves can make infinitely splitting bricks, yet they don't know that building a city wall requires adhesive? Can you believe that?

So the protagonist isn't biologically related? No power.

This is a light novel with a good premise; I suggest the author finish it and gain more experience.

Fun fact: Loki's most famous descendant is probably the eight-legged Pegasus, and his least famous descendant is also an eight-legged Pegasus.

The palace-building segment was quite interesting lately. Putting aside the comedic interludes, the overall storyline is very much like a myth, including having Loki's four sons build a cage for Fenrir and attempting to use the dwarven walls to topple the protagonist's walls. The Aesir gods are just as stupid as those in mythology (laughs).

Given your family's status—four "people" in total, each with potential—and Odin's not a good person, nothing you do will make a difference. Even if you told Odin you were just a mortal, would he believe you? If you were Odin, would you believe him? Just look at your eldest brother; he was immediately locked up.