After reading the chapter, it said that the female Thor lifting the hammer has nothing to do with Thor.

I thought I remembered it wrong, so I went to the major event of "Original Sin" again, and it clearly recorded the birth of the female Thor in detail.

The content of the comic is that Thor was deceived by Fury and suspected that he might not be worthy of Mjolnir, and then he really couldn't lift the hammer. Then the sick Jane Foster sensed the hammer and raised it.

Thor noticed this and rushed over angrily, insulting Foster as a despicable thief and wanting to fight Foster to the death.

In other words, Thor, the god of thunder, and Foster, the mortal, did not know each other at all. The meeting between the two only happened after Foster became the god of thunder. The fact that Foster had Thor's permission to lift the hammer did not even exist. No such thing.

What's more, Thor is not qualified to bless the female Thor, because she also uses Mjolnir, and the strength of the female Thor is much stronger than Thor. Thor himself admitted that Mjolnir has never been in his hands. Showing such swift power.

I was really shocked. I thought there was something wrong with my memory and I had written it wrong. Moreover, the Novice Village where the protagonist of this book was located was not the universe number 199999.