A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 250 I, the mighty Superman, was actually killed?

As for things like a body of steel, super strength, super speed, and heat rays, there's no need to even mention them.

That is indeed Clark's current ability.

Clark has been carefully hiding these abilities for many years, and he believes he has done so flawlessly.

Of course.

Because Clark frequently intervenes to help those in need, he has indeed revealed his abilities, especially his super strength, on many occasions.

But one thing is certain: his abilities have never been so fully understood before!

After all, Clark's cheat codes were just too overpowered.

With his abilities, any disaster could be resolved in an instant.

Often, the problem is solved before the person involved even knows what happened.

Even if there are special circumstances that expose him, almost no one sees Clark's face and doesn't know his identity.

Not to mention such comprehensive intelligence.

Of course, most importantly, Clark's heat rays have only been awakened for a short time!

I've never used it in front of anyone before!

This further suggests that Zhou Cheng, the owner of that diary, seems to truly possess the ability to know the future.

Although Clark wasn't quite convinced of this yet, his attitude toward the diary had subtly changed.

They've become more focused on it.

With this sense of importance in mind, Clark continued reading the diary, his brow immediately furrowing.

Kryptonians, extinct?

How could this happen?

Clark had only just learned where he came from and where his home was.

But when he turned around, he found that his home was gone!

Extinct!

Are you kidding me?

So what exactly happened on Krypton, and why did the Kryptonians become extinct?

Is it because Krypton went extinct that I was sent to Earth?

In an instant, a series of questions flashed through Clark's mind.

But it's a pity.

The diary's spoilers were far too limited for Clark to draw any definitive conclusions.

Of course, not every Kryptonian is as powerful as Clark, after all, Krypton's sun is different from Earth's sun.

It was the Earth's sun that transformed Clark into the unique Superman, the most powerful Kryptonian.

Even so, in the context of interstellar space, Kryptonians are still considered an overpowered race.

Just look at General Zod; he only brought a few men, yet the entire Earth was helpless against him!

If it weren't for Clark stepping forward, humanity would have been wiped out!

After all, humans cannot survive in Krypton's environment.

sun?

Clark raised an eyebrow.

He never imagined that the sun, which appeared every day and was never noticed by anyone, including himself, would be the secret to his growing strength.

No wonder, no wonder I always feel so comfortable when I walk in the sunshine and bask in its warmth.

Especially in the past, Clark could clearly feel that his strength was increasing every day and his body was becoming harder and harder.

Clark didn't think much of it, assuming it was a sign that he was growing up.

Like anyone else, you grow stronger and more robust as you age.

Clark truly hadn't expected that all of this would be related to the sun.

Furthermore, the diary also mentions a key word: Kryptonian sun.

The "sun" here refers to Krypton, which is in the solar system and shares a sun with Earth.

But because of the different locations, they give people different feelings.

Or is the Kryptonian sun merely a symbolic term, referring to Krypton's own star?

After pondering for a while without finding a solution, Clark turned his attention back to the diary.

His brows furrowed slightly.

What exactly is General Zod's purpose in coming to Earth?

To exterminate all of humanity?

Why did he do that?

Is General Zod planning to conquer Earth, like in some science fiction movies?

But isn't it a bit too coincidental that General Zod chose to occupy a planet where his own people were "living in seclusion"?

Clark seriously suspected that General Zod came because of him!

They came here specifically for themselves, a Kryptonian.

Clark had no idea why General Zod had come to him.

But could it be that the other side's annihilation of all humanity was just a side effect?

Or is there some other purpose?

However, what does it mean that humans cannot survive on Krypton?

Judging from the contents of the diary, it's quite clear that General Zod's method for wiping out all of humanity was the "Kryptonian environment."

The other side is using a "Kryptonian environment" to wipe out all the people on Earth.

But how could there be a Kryptonian environment on Earth?

It couldn't be that General Zod used some kind of portal or something.

Did they teleport all the people on Earth to Krypton, which has been wiped out?

That's even more ridiculous!

Clark was completely bewildered as to what exactly happened and was unable to grasp the situation for the time being.

General Zod was truly pitiful; not only was he killed by Clark, but even his body was turned into weapons after his death.

[This is a super monster that, even in interstellar space, would be considered to have an overpowered cheat code.]

Doomsday, not only does he possess power comparable to Superman, but he's also unkillable and can evolve indefinitely!

[Just thinking about it sends chills down my spine.]

[This is something even Darkseid couldn't defeat!]

Even nuclear bombs can't kill them; they might even make them stronger!

If Superman hadn't sacrificed his life at the crucial moment, surely no one on Earth could have killed him?

"No, I won't do that."

Clark shook his head instinctively. How could someone as kind-hearted as him do something like murder?

Even if they learned from the diary what General Zod was about to do.

But Clark's only thought from beginning to end was to stop the other party, nothing more.

But he never had the thought of killing anyone.

That word was never in Clark's genes.

However, considering General Zod, he will bring an extremely dangerous alien invasion to Earth.

It's hard to say what will happen on the battlefield at that time.

Even if the other side really died in the war, it wouldn't be strange, would it?

This also shows just how brutal that battle was.

Clark never imagined that General Zod's body would be turned into a superweapon or something like that.

Doomsday?

This name certainly sounds impressive.

And what about the opponent's strength?

Good guy!

Even more awesome!

It's one thing to have the same strength as me, but to be unable to kill it?

Even so, it's already so perverted it's chilling.

And that's not all, it can evolve indefinitely?

What kind of pervert is this!

If this description alone is not enough to accurately convey the power of Doomsday, then...

Then the diary gave another vivid and concrete example.

Even nuclear bombs can't kill it!

Are you kidding me!

A nuclear bomb.

That's the most powerful weapon on Earth.

A single nuclear bomb is enough to destroy an entire city!

Clark doubted that he could withstand such a terrifying weapon.

The results of it?

Not only could it not kill Doomsday, it could even evolve and become stronger!

Is it possible for such a powerful psychopath to exist in the world?

Just thinking about it sends chills down my spine.

Even Darkseid was so twisted...

Wait a minute, who is Darkseid?

A question mark appeared on Clark's forehead; he had never heard of this name before.

However, judging from the tone of the diary, Darkseid seems to be an extremely powerful character.

Being unable to do anything to someone like Darkseid seems to make them seem incredibly remarkable!

So, do such powerful beings still exist on Earth?

Clark really didn't know!

Clark silently memorized that name.

I plan to keep an eye on it afterward and see if I can find out who this expert is.

But right now, of course, the main thing is still the diary.

Clark continued to look at the diary, his expression suddenly freezing.

died?

My future self... is dead!

He died at the hands of that monster called Doomsday?

Is that monster truly so powerful that it's invincible?

Even so, Clark's gaze quickly hardened.

If such a powerful monster were to actually appear on Earth in the future.

He would still step forward without hesitation to save everyone.

If even he can't deal with that monster, what a disaster it would be for the others.

Clark could not stand idly by.

The only consolation is that the diary clearly states the facts.

This will happen after General Zod arrives on Earth.

Even if all of this is true, Clark still has enough time to prepare in advance.

There is one thing.

Who on earth used General Zod's corpse to create such a terrifying monster?

What exactly is the other party's purpose?

So, Lex Luthor is still the best!

[He's just an ordinary person, yet he manages to manipulate Superman and Batman with ease.]

[This sparks a major battle between Batman and Superman.]

If Lois Lane hadn't arrived in time, Superman would probably have been killed by Batman.

Even if they missed that opportunity, they could still create Doomsday and ultimately defeat Superman.

This is truly a case of a mortal killing a god!

I wonder if Clark knew Lewis at this time?

She was the most important woman in his life, wasn't she?

"Luther?"

Clark was extremely surprised.

He had never heard of the name Lex before.

But that didn't matter; Lex's last name, Clark, was immediately recognized.

The Luther Group is one of the world's top super-corporations.

Even if it can't compare to Wayne Enterprises in Gotham, it's still a behemoth that ordinary people have to look up to.

Clark, of course, knew this.

That's why Clark was so confused and puzzled.

In terms of his status and position, he and the Luther Group were from completely different worlds.

The differences are so great that they will hardly have any overlap.

Why would Lex Luthor want to target him?

He even went so far as to plan multiple operations, instigate a major battle between himself and Batman, and create the monster Doomsday.

Could he really be so intent on killing himself?

What did I do in the future to offend Lex Luthor like this?

Okay, let's leave that question aside for now. After all, the diary didn't reveal any clues, and even if Clark racked his brains, he couldn't possibly figure it out.

But judging from the diary entries, Luther's instigation actually succeeded!

A real battle actually broke out between himself and Batman!

Putting everything else aside, this alone was enough to surprise and impress Clark.

Do you want to know who he is?

A cheater!

Super hearing allows one to hear all sounds, and super vision plus X-ray vision can also see through any trap.

Similarly, his super brain also ensured that his IQ remained consistently high.

In this situation, it's not something an ordinary person could easily fall into.

Not to mention characters like Batman.

The other party, a mere mortal, was able to suppress all the criminals in Gotham and become the Dark Knight of Gotham. How could he be an ordinary person?

The fact that both he and Batman fell victim to this shows just how formidable this Loser is.

Besides that, did Batman almost kill himself?

This once again surprised and astonished Clark.

It's not that Clark is arrogant or anything, but he knows how abnormal his physical abilities are.

In today's world, besides nuclear bombs, are there really any weapons that can kill oneself?

Even a nuclear bomb only has the potential to kill you!

Not absolutely!

In this situation, how could he almost be killed by Batman?

It seems that Batman is quite something; I really underestimated him before.

"Louis Lane?"

Immediately afterwards, this name attracted Clark's attention.

After all, the diary clearly states that this is the most important woman in his life.

Without a doubt, this means that this is his future girlfriend, right?

It's even possible that she could be his future wife.

This made Clark a little embarrassed, since he's still single!

Clark's love life has been empty for many years since he broke up with Lana in high school.

I still have no intention of starting a relationship.

In any case, I am different from everyone else.

If he were to start a relationship, Clark would no longer be able to hide himself from another person.

That would mean revealing all your secrets to another person.

Clark is not ready for this yet.

However, even so, it didn't stop Clark's thoughts from taking flight.

He couldn't help but start letting his mind wander.

Who exactly is this Louis Lane?

Where do you work?

How tall is he? What's his personality like?

And so on, and so forth, are the kinds of questions.

I'm still very curious.

(End of this chapter)