There's only one criterion for judging whether someone is a good father: whether their child grows up to be a bad person.
Clearly, Odin's children have all gone astray.
Odin had three children.
Two are biological children, and one is adopted.
But whether they are biological or adopted, each of the three children has significant problems.
Or rather, Odin has a big problem.
The first child Hela.
She initially trusted her father Odin wholeheartedly, and fought for him in countless battles.
The Asgard rules over the Nine Realms, Hela, deserves at least one-third of the credit.
Hela was the first owner of Mjolnir, Mjolnir.
Originally, Odin intended to pass the throne to Hela.
After all, she was powerful enough and well-suited to be a queen!
But at this time, Thor was born, and Hela's ambition began to grow.
Comparing the two, Odin changed his mind.
In Odin's view, Thor, being a boy, was more suitable to be the queen of Asgard than Hela, who was a woman and showed ambition.
This is similar to leveling up in a game; once your main character is ruined, Odin decides to abandon it and focus solely on playing your alt character.
Therefore, he became estranged from his eldest daughter, Hela, and was ultimately forced to suppress Hela on Earth.
It can be said that Odin's education of this first child was a failure.
Then came the second and third children, Thor and Loki.
Having had the experience of raising a child before, Odin changed his laissez-faire attitude and turned to meticulous love.
As it turns out, Thor's strength was decent, but his mentality was like that of a giant baby.
It was precisely because of his favoritism towards Thor that Loki became jealous.
Ultimately, a dark side took hold, leading him to become the prisoner he is now in the dungeon.
Despite having the experience of raising a child, Odin was still a failure.
There is no doubt that he was not a good father.
But now, everything is moving in a positive direction.
Thor gradually matured, Loki could no longer do evil, and Odin could continue to educate him and guide him back to the right path.
Furthermore, as long as Odin is alive and his divine power remains intact, he can suppress his eldest daughter.
Once Thor is strong enough, Odin can leave without worry.
Asgard, the Asgard, still has a future!
This is Odin's idea.
Bang bang~
"Father, I've come!"
The knocking sounded first, and before Odin could respond, Thor walked in.
Although it was very impolite, Odin thought Thor had made great progress.
Because, in the past, there was never any knocking; Thor would just barge in.
Now, at least there's an extra step: knocking on the door.
"Thor, weren't you in Midgard? Why are you back all of a sudden?"
Odin sat serenely on his throne.
Thor didn't hide anything and directly told Gaara that they were going to bring Madara Uchiha over.
"What?! They're going to bring that guy from Svartalfheim to Asgard?!"
Odin broke down in a second, staring at Thor in astonishment.
Although it is unclear where Madara Uchiha came from.
But the image of the opponent becoming Skyfather tier powerhouse and instantly annihilating millions of Dark Elves...
Heimdall saw it all and then reported it to Odin.
Therefore, Odin knew that there was such a powerful person in Svartalfheim.
However, although he knew about it, he did not take any action.
Nominally, Svartalfheim is under the control of Asgard.
The other party just blatantly occupied that place; it was nothing short of robbery.
The problem is that Asgard, the current Asgard, does not have the ability to drive away Madara Uchiha, that bandit.
Therefore, Odin could only pretend he hadn't seen the argument.
Odin will only allow Thor to deal with Madara Uchiha if Thor becomes extremely powerful in the future.
But now, Thor suddenly comes over and tells him that someone wants to bring Madara Uchiha to Asgard?
Isn't this like inviting a wolf into the house?!
So, it's no wonder they're father and son; their first reaction to the news was exactly the same.
This is also Thor's fault; he didn't explain things clearly enough, otherwise Odin certainly wouldn't have reacted this way.