Thor looked like a total weakling now, but before Odin's death, the inherited divine powers left behind by the three God Kings had gradually become part of his own power.
From the incident where Mjolnir was stripped from him, to giving Daisy the Infinity Gauntlet and having her help fight Jörmungandr, and then helping Thor defeat the Symbiote Dragon—it was like playing a game with a walkthrough in hand. Under Odin's covert guidance, Thor had been personally led through humility, unity, courage, and the other virtues these God Kings valued.
It was like washing the interviewer's car before going to a job interview. Odin had deliberately created events to make Thor understand the virtues the God Kings required ahead of time.
And what was the result? Thor had completely let down Odin's earnest hopes. All he knew was fighting, drinking, and chasing women.
A survey showed that Thor's approval rating among American women was even higher than Stark's. Blond hair, deep-set eyes, powerful muscles, and a sunny smile—whenever a woman wanted a photo with him, no matter what he was doing, he would happily run over and serve as the backdrop.
He seemed wildly popular, but that was completely contrary to a God King's standards.
In the end, Odin had no choice but to use his ultimate move: self-induced hibernation and self-sealing, hoping Thor would understand what responsibility meant. Yet it still proved utterly useless.
Odin had worried himself sick over this son. The amount of behind-the-scenes manipulation was simply outrageous.
Unfortunately, Thor was too disappointing to gain the recognition of the God King's power. Unsuitable was unsuitable. Odin's divine power was not Odin himself, much less the power of the second-generation God King Bor or the First Generation God King Buri.
This immense divine power had long existed within