I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 609 - The Man with His Own BGM

When they saw the rainbow that pierced the heavens and the thunderous roar that resounded around the globe, a single name flashed through everyone's minds: Thor, the God of Thunder!

This was probably the most well-known Norse God in the world.

Thanks to the Marvel franchise, the names Thor and Loki were known worldwide. Especially among girls, Thor, as portrayed by Chris Hemsworth, was a famous name and admired by many.

Due to the selection of actors by Marvel, even a character like Loki, who was essentially a villain in both Norse mythology and the movies, had a huge fan following. This highlighted how modern Earthlings tended to focus on appearances rather than deeper character traits.

While many girls might not be familiar with various Norse gods and their stories, they knew the name Thor, the God of Thunder of the Aesir.

"Ahhhhhhh, is it Thor? Has Thor come to Earth from Asgard? My Prince Charming!"

"Sisters, I don't care about anything else, I just want to worship Thor!"

"I wonder if the real Thor looks as handsome as Chris Hemsworth."

"He must be even more handsome than Hemsworth, regardless of how deep Hemsworth's portrayal goes, it's still acting."

Regardless of their nationality, any girl even slightly capable of appreciating masculine aesthetics was now excitedly discussing the imminent arrival of the god. The presence of the Rainbow Bridge and the thunder practically confirmed that it was indeed Thor arriving; it couldn't be any other god.

Little did they know that Chris Hemsworth, the Hollywood actor who played Thor, was shivering at home in Australia, not out of excitement, but out of fear.

To portray the image of Thor accurately, the actor had to study both the Marvel comics' version of Thor and the Thor of Norse mythology. He knew how terrifying the god representing "Thursday," controlling thunder, strength, storms, war, and prosperity, could be.

Thor was the mightiest warrior among the Aesir, tasked with protecting Asgard. Most of the gods in Norse mythology were rather brutal, similar t

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