Besides.

According to the diary, at the critical moment when Batman was about to kill himself, it was this Luis who appeared and saved his life?

It was this Luis who stopped Batman!

How exactly Louis did this, the diary did not reveal too much, and it was naturally impossible for Clark to guess.

But even if you think about it with your thighs, you can guess that it must not be an easy task.

Let's not talk about how Batman almost killed himself, but since the other party has made the decision to kill, how can he easily change his mind?

No matter how you look at it, this Louis doesn't seem to be an ordinary person.

Also, there was a point where Clark was really speechless.

The famous Dark Knight of Gotham has always adhered to the principle of non-killing, which is a well-known thing.

No matter how heinous the offender is, the other party will only knock people down and send them to prison or madhouses.

How did you get to yourself and "make an exception"?

What the hell did that guy Luthor do!

[In other words, Louis is really the goddess that Clark is destined for.] 】

[Looking at the entire planet, in addition to Clark's adoptive parents, Louis should be the first person to know Clark's secret. 】

[But Louis chose to keep this secret for Clark.] 】

[Even if General Zodd came in the future and threatened all mankind to hand over Clark, Louis did not compromise. 】

[Even when Clark was captured by General Zod, he was weakened and became an ordinary person because of the Kryptonite environment, and he could only be slaughtered by others, it was Louis who saved Clark! ] 】

[If memory serves, even the title of Clark "Superman" was given by Louis. 】

Is this Louis again?

Clark was once again a little more interested in this person who was "admired" by his diary and extremely important to him.

Over the years, Clark has been careful to hide his identity, asking himself if there are any flaws.

He didn't reveal his identity.

As a result, it was known to Louis?

Was it accidentally known by the other party, or was his identity investigated because of the other party's active investigation?

After a brief mutter, Clark felt that the latter was more likely.

After all, with his current ability, Clark feels that the possibility of him making such a low-level mistake is indeed not very large.

So he guessed that his identity was likely to be found out by Louis.

So, is Louis not a cop?

Or what special person like the FBI?

Or, journalists?

These are all identities with relatively big "suspicions".

But which one it is, it's not up to the current Clark to draw a definitive conclusion.

Clark put away his chaotic thoughts for a moment and returned to his journal.

Then his complexion became solemn.

My previous guess was right, General Zode's purpose was really himself!

Even in order to find himself, he did not hesitate to threaten the humans on this entire planet!

This is enough to show how important he is to General Zod.

But why is this happening?

Clark has been on Earth since he was a baby, and he has never met General Zod.

Even before I got the diary, I didn't know that such a person existed.

Why is the other person so attached to himself?

Could it be because of something on Krypton?

Because of the grievances and hatred of the relevant personnel on Krypton, this kind of cause and effect has spread to the earth?

So it seems that it should not be so simple for me to be sent to the earth in the first place.

Behind it, there must be a big secret that you don't know!

What is that secret?

Clark was genuinely curious.

But unfortunately, so far, it seems that only the owner of the diary knows this secret.

"Louis, saved me again?"

Soon, Clarke, who refocused his gaze on the diary, couldn't help but be surprised.

Counting Batman's time, this is the second time Luis has saved himself, right?

I have to say that this kind of thing is really something that Clark didn't expect.

With his current perverted physical fitness, this kind of open strength, the earthlings are as weak as ants in front of him.

As a result, he was repeatedly rescued by others?

It seems that the diary is right, this Louis Lane is indeed a very important person to him.

Even if I don't know Louis yet, but looking at what Louis did, Clark admires it very much.

What a brave man who keeps his identity for himself and does not compromise in the face of pressure from General Zod.

What a trust in yourself!

Just looking at these "deeds", Clark is full of affection for Louis.

Is there a point that I was caught by General Zod?

It seems that General Zod is really very powerful!

As for why the Kryptonian environment would make him weak and become an ordinary person, Clark only groaned slightly, and he completely understood.

This must be because my body has adapted to the earth's environment!

And the Earth's environment and Krypton's environment must be very different.

As mentioned earlier in the diary, humans cannot survive in a Kryptonian environment.

And now, isn't he equivalent to an enhanced version of a human being?

There's nothing to dwell on, the key question is, where did General Zod take himself?

Inside the other party's spaceship?

It must be the only place with a Kryptonian environment, right?

[Speaking of which, I really have to thank General Zod, otherwise, Clark and Louis would not have known each other at all.] 】

[But now, General Zod should still be wandering around the universe, looking for Clark, right?] 】

[This guy is also fateful, he was just locked up in the Phantom Zone because of the failed rebellion, but he was free because of the explosion of Krypton. 】

[But it's a pity that he shouldn't have come to Earth.] 】

[But then again, Clark has the Code of Life on him, no, it should be said that Clark himself is the Code of Life.] 】

[That's the Code of Life!] 】

[General Zod's only hope for reviving Krypton! ] 】

[When you know that Clark is on Earth, how can you be indifferent.] 】

Rebellion!

Clark's pupils shrank slightly.

Although he had no idea what this so-called rebellion was all about.

Through this word, you can also know a little more about General Zod.

This person doesn't seem to be a good person at all.

Phantom Zone or something, this Kryptonian super prison is mentioned for the first time in the diary.

But Clark could guess even if he guessed.

There's not much to say about that.

But did Krypton actually explode?

Clark couldn't help but be stunned for a moment.

Even if the diary just mentions it, the Kryptonians are extinct.

But even Krypton exploded or something, and it was too completely extinct!

So what really happened to Krypton?

Was it destroyed by someone?

No matter how you look at it, it seems that something amazing and even earth-shattering has happened on Krypton.

Linked to General Zod's attitude towards himself, it's hard not to make Clark make such a guess:

That earth-shattering thing should have something to do with yourself!

Inextricably linked!

What connection?

Soon, Clark got the answer.

"The Code of Life?"

"What is this?"

Clark's brow furrowed.

Literally, it's a life-related ...... Book?

But will a book be so important?

So important that it will be General Zod's only hope for revitalizing Krypton?

So, that's why General Zod came to him?

It turned out to be because of this code!

It's just that when did you have any laws on yourself?

Since his adoptive father, Jonathan, told him his true identity, that spaceship Clark has been rummaged.

There was nothing on it except for a "key" that I didn't know what to do.

Where did you get the Code of Life?

Wait a minute.

Itself is the Code of Life?

What does this mean?

Clark was genuinely confused by the spoilers in his diary.

He's a real person, well, an alien.

But it is also an intelligent creature with thinking and life, how can it be what kind of "legal code"?

Clark was genuinely dazed.

Could it be that this is Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, what kind of metaphor did he use?

Clark was really confused for a while.

But in any case, the purpose of General Zod's coming to Earth has finally been learned, and it can be regarded as a major gain.

Then the next important thing is in front of us:

After confirming that the spoilers in the diary are true, after going to the North Pole to verify it, it is necessary to fully investigate the matter of the Code of Life!

Clark happily made this decision in his mind.

[I feel that Krypton's path is actually a little offset.] 】

[Designing the fate of all races has countless benefits, but it also seals all the potential of a person. 】

[This may be one of the reasons why Clark is so special.] 】

[He was the first child born naturally on Krypton, not "designed" using the Code of Life.] 】

[So it means infinite possibilities.] 】

[Like a blank piece of paper, it can be affected and rendered by the surrounding environment.] 】

[I have to be glad that it was the kind Martha couple who picked up Clark, otherwise, it's really hard to say whether Clark is Superman or a native of the motherland.] 】

[It's not even good, maybe it's a magic boy.] 】

"Design to make life?"

"And this kind of thing!?"

Clark was genuinely surprised.

Because of growing up on Earth, it is already common knowledge that life is conceived by a mother and then born or something, which is already engraved in Clarke's genes.

In addition, although Clark is more anti-heavenly than earthlings in all aspects, his body structure and physiological structure are no different from earthlings.

This naturally made Clark subconsciously think that he was also born by his mother, just like humans.

As a result, looking at the diary, isn't it like this in Krypton?

The newborn does not come from the mother's womb, but from the Code of Life?

So the Code of Life was used for this?

Design, and make life?

That's an exaggeration, isn't it?

So all their Kryptonians are clones in the end?

I have to say that this result is quite exciting.

Fortunately, the diary also makes it clear that Clark is the only person born naturally in the entire Krypton.

This was what made Clark feel some comfort.

God is pitiful, if Clark knew that he was "made", Clark's three views would definitely be shattered.

As for what the diary discusses, he is a blank slate or something, Clark is noncommittal.

Just being grateful to your adoptive parents.

But...... Who are the people of the motherland?

And who is the magic boy?

Looking at the diary, the motherland should be a guy who has a similar experience to himself, and at the same time has similar abilities or something.

And the same goes for the magic boy.

It's just that these two have embarked on a completely different "route" from themselves because of the difference in their growth environment?

Became a "negative textbook"?

Especially that magic boy, what kind of things do you have to do to be called a magic boy.

Clark couldn't have imagined.

[It's like Superman's cousin.] 】

[Well, I don't know if there is a superhuman cousin in this universe, but if there is, it is also a good example.] 】

[The other party's luck is not as good as Clark's, he is treated as a monster and everyone shouts and beats him, and he has been living a life of exile. 】

[In addition, the other party's biological father is also a zod-like character, so in the end, he almost occupied the earth. 】

[And Superman's cousin, Supergirl Kara.] 】

[When the other party first came to Earth, Superman asked a good couple to adopt her, and as a result, Kara became another Superman. 】

[It can be seen that the importance of the acquired environment. 】

[To tell the truth, in this regard, Krypton's life code does have a great advantage. 】

What, what?

Clark can be said to be stimulated by the spurs.

This spoiler in the diary can be said to reveal an extremely important piece of information.

That is, parallel universes exist!

Otherwise, what the hell is the description "in this universe"?

Looking at the words between the lines, the other party is clearly saying that there is more than one universe in this world, and there is more than one superman.

In this universe, the other party is not sure if Superman has a cousin.

But it's pretty certain that there's a universe where Superman has a cousin!

This amount of information is simply exploding, okay.

Parallel universes or something, in fact, are not such a lofty concept.

Even Clarke, who was born as a farm boy, had heard of it.

But as with mainstream opinion, Clark has always believed that this is a science fantasy, or a scientific hypothesis.

That's all.

But now the diary is suggesting, is this true?

This is a view beyond the usual cognition and established three views of superhumans.

Clark couldn't tell if it was true or not, so he didn't waste his brain cells.

But the diary mentions that he Clark actually has a cousin and a cousin!

The magic boy is a movie, an alternative superhuman story. In addition, Marvel will definitely wear it back again, and the Marvel story is not over yet

(End of chapter)