I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 625 - Valkyrie VS Angel

Ever since the mighty god Odin appeared on the Antarctic continent and captured the flame giant Surtur, bringing him back to Asgard, the entire Earth temporarily fell into a state of tranquility.

Odin, wielding the eternal spear thrown from somewhere in the universe, had the power to pierce the Earth, but news of this was suppressed by governments worldwide. Additionally, the intense battle between Surtru, Odin, and the thunder god Thor took place in Antarctica, and the aftermath of the battle was blocked by Odin's runes, preventing it from spreading.

As a result, humans did not experience the crisis of facing extinction, and the discussions centered around the handsome appearance of the thunder god and the terrifying powers of the two Nordic gods. People marveled at the beyond-hollywood-level effects of the divine battle.

The rare calm on Earth did not last more than two days before another piece of news shattered it.

However, by this time, the nerves of the people on Earth had become resilient. Ever since the first extraordinary event occurred over two years ago, humanity has grown accustomed to various mysterious forces and gods appearing on Earth, coloring their lives with a touch of mythology.

Yet, this piece of news still caused a stir and became the subject of active discussion on the internet.

This news involved every human, offering a gospel to each individual!

"What? Our country is canceling the healthcare insurance system? Ha, I mentioned in a post on Bilibili that the country's economy has been declining, foreign exchange reserves are insufficient, and the funds for pensions and major illness insurance have dried up. If it weren't for the sudden appearance of gods, social unrest would have occurred due to the economic downturn. Canceling healthcare insurance was within my expectations, but I didn't expect the country to be so ruthless. They are pushing us to the brink!"

"...Our generation is truly the most miserable. We were only children when we were born, and when we grew up, there were too ma

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