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

Chapter 251 Clark: Krypton has been reduced to ashes? And I have a cousin?

Besides.

According to the diary, at the critical moment when Batman was about to kill him, it was this Louis who appeared and saved his life.

It was Louis who stopped Batman!

The diary doesn't reveal much about how Louis accomplished this, so Clark naturally couldn't possibly guess.

Even someone with a brain could guess that it wouldn't be an easy task.

Putting aside how Batman almost killed him, once the other party has made the decision to kill, how could he easily change his mind?

No matter how you look at it, this Louis seems to be no ordinary person.

Another thing that left Clark speechless was this.

The infamous Dark Knight of Gotham has always adhered to the principle of not killing, which is common knowledge.

No matter how heinous the criminal is, the other party will only beat them down and send them to prison or a mental hospital.

Why is it that when it comes to me, it's an "exception"?

What on earth did that Luther guy do?!

[It's true that Louise was Clark's destined goddess.]

Looking across the entire planet, aside from Clark's adoptive parents, Louise was probably the first person to know Clark's secret.

But Lewis chose to keep this secret for Clark.

Even when General Zod arrives and threatens all of humanity to hand over Clark, Louis does not compromise.

Even when Clark was captured by General Zod and weakened to the point of being an ordinary human due to the Kryptonian environment, leaving him vulnerable and at the mercy of others, it was Louis who saved Clark!

If I remember correctly, even the title "Superman" for Clark was given to him by Lois Lane.

Is it Louis again?

Clark became even more interested in this person who was "chosen" by the diary and was extremely important to him.

Over the years, Clark had been careful to conceal his identity, and he was sure he hadn't given himself away.

They did not reveal their identity.

But Louis found out?

Was it discovered by chance, or was it discovered through the other party's proactive investigation?

After a brief moment of contemplation, Clark felt that the latter was more likely.

Given his current abilities, Clark felt that the possibility of him making such a basic mistake was indeed not very high.

Therefore, he guessed that his identity was most likely discovered by Louis.

So, is Louis a policeman?

Or are they special personnel like the FBI?

Or perhaps, a journalist?

These are all identities that are considered highly "suspicious".

However, which one it is exactly is not something that Clark can definitively conclude at present.

Clark temporarily put aside his chaotic thoughts and refocused his attention on his diary.

His expression immediately turned serious.

My previous guess was correct; General Zod's target was indeed me!

In his quest to find himself, he even threatened all of humanity on the planet!

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

But why is this happening?

Clark has been on Earth since he was an infant and has never even met General Zod.

Even before obtaining the diary, they didn't know this person existed.

Why is the other person so persistent in their feelings for me?

Could it be because of something that happened on Krypton?

The grudges and feuds between people on Krypton have caused this karma to affect Earth.

So it seems that being sent to Earth in the first place was not such a simple matter.

There must be a major secret behind it that I am unaware of!

What exactly is that secret?

Clark really wanted to know.

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

"Louis, you saved me again?"

Clark, whose gaze soon returned to the diary, couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

Including the time with Batman, this is the second time Louis has saved himself, right?

It has to be said that this was something Clark hadn't expected at all.

With his current freakish physical abilities and cheat-like strength, Earthlings are as weak as ants in his presence.

As a result, he was rescued by others time and time again.

It seems the diary was right; this Louis Lane is indeed a very important person to me.

Even if Clark doesn't know Louis yet, he admires Louis's actions very much.

To preserve his identity and not compromise under pressure from General Zod—what a courageous person he was.

What incredible self-confidence!

Just by looking at these "deeds", Clark was very fond of Louis.

There's just one thing: how did I end up being captured by General Zod?

It seems that General Zod is truly formidable!

As for why the Kryptonian environment weakened him to the point of being an ordinary person, Clark only needed a moment's thought before he completely understood.

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

The environments on Earth and Krypton must be vastly different.

Just as mentioned in the diary before, humans cannot survive in the Kryptonian environment.

And isn't he now essentially an enhanced version of a human?

There's nothing to worry about. The key question is, where did General Zod take him?

Inside the other party's spaceship?

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

[In truth, we have to thank General Zod; otherwise, Clark and Lewis would never have known each other.]

However, General Zod should still be wandering the universe, searching for Clark, right?

[This guy is incredibly lucky. He was just imprisoned in the Phantom Zone after his rebellion failed, and then he regained his freedom because of the Krypton explosion.]

But unfortunately, he shouldn't have come to Earth.

However, on the other hand, Clark possesses the Life Codex; no, Clark himself is the Life Codex.

That's the Codex Alimentarius!

[General Zod's only hope for Krypton's revival!]

How could anyone remain indifferent upon learning that Clark was on Earth?

Rebellion!

Clark's pupils contracted slightly.

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

This word can also help us understand General Zod better.

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

The Phantom Zone, this super prison on Krypton, is mentioned for the first time in the diary.

But even if Clark were to guess, he could still get a general idea.

There's not much to say about that.

But did Krypton actually explode?

Clark was momentarily stunned.

Even though the diary just mentioned that the Kryptonians are extinct.

But even Krypton exploded, isn't that a bit too thorough an extinction?

So what exactly happened on Krypton?

Was it destroyed by someone?

No matter how you look at it, it seems that some extraordinary, even earth-shattering, things have happened on Krypton.

Considering General Zod's attitude towards him, it's hard not to make this guess:

That earth-shattering event must be related to me!

They are intricately connected!

What contact?

Clark quickly got the answer.

"The Code of Life?"

"What is this?"

Clark frowned.

Literally, this is a book about life...?

But can a book really be that important?

Is it so important that it could become General Zod's only hope for reviving Krypton?

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

So that's why!

But when did I acquire any kind of legal code?

Since his adoptive father Jonathan revealed his true identity to him, Clark has thoroughly searched the spaceship.

Apart from a "key" whose purpose is unknown, there is nothing else on it.

Where did this so-called Code of Life come from?

Wait a moment.

Is one's own code of life?

What does this mean?

Clark was genuinely confused by the spoilers in his diary.

He's a living, breathing human being, okay, an alien.

But it is also an intelligent being with thoughts and life, so how could it be a "code"?

Clark was genuinely bewildered.

Could it be that Zhou Cheng, the owner of that diary, used some kind of metaphor?

Clark was genuinely confused for a while.

In any case, the purpose of General Zod's visit to Earth has finally been learned, which can be considered a significant gain.

So now, an important matter is before us:

After confirming that the spoilers in the diary are true and verifying them in the Arctic, we must thoroughly investigate the matter of the Code of Life!

Clark made the decision in his mind with great pleasure.

It seems that Krypton's path has actually gone a little astray.

While designing the fate of all races has countless advantages, it also completely stifles an individual's potential.

This is perhaps one of the reasons why Clark is so special.

He was Krypton's first naturally born child, not one "designed and created" using the Codex of Life.

Therefore, it implies infinite possibilities.

Like a blank sheet of paper, it can be influenced and shaped by its surroundings.

Fortunately, Clark was found by the kind Martha and her husband; otherwise, it would be hard to say whether Clark is Superman or Homelander.

[It might even be a demon child.]

"Designing and creating life?"

"Such a thing exists?!"

Clark was genuinely surprised.

Because he grew up on Earth, the idea that life is conceived and born from a mother is common knowledge ingrained in Clark's genes.

In addition, although Clark is more advanced than humans in many ways, his physical structure and physiology are not much different from those of humans.

This naturally led Clark to subconsciously believe that he, like humans, was born of a mother.

So, judging from the diary, it seems that things aren't like this on Krypton?

Are newborns not born from the mother's womb, but from the Codex of Life?

So this is what the Codex of Life is for?

Design and create life?

This thing is way too exaggerated!

So all of them, the Kryptonians, are actually clones in the end?

I have to say, this result is quite shocking.

Fortunately, the diary also clearly states that Clark is the only person on Krypton born naturally.

This gave Clark some comfort.

Good heavens, if Clark knew that he was actually "created," his worldview would definitely shatter.

As for the diary's discussion of him being a blank slate, Clark remained noncommittal.

She simply feels grateful to her adoptive parents.

But... who are Homelanders?

And who is Demon Child?

Judging from the tone of the diary, Homelander must be someone who had similar experiences and abilities to himself.

The same goes for that demon child.

However, due to their different upbringing, these two people embarked on completely different "paths" from each other.

Has it become a "negative example"?

Especially that demon child, what kind of things does he have to do to be called a demon child?

Clark simply couldn't imagine it.

[Like Superman's cousin.]

Okay, I wonder if Superman has a cousin in this universe, but if he does, that would be a great example.

The other person wasn't as lucky as Clark; they were treated like a monster and hated by everyone, leading a life of constant wandering.

[Furthermore, the other party's biological father was also a Zod-like figure, so in the end, they almost conquered the Earth.]

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

When she first arrived on Earth, Superman asked a kind couple to adopt her, and Kara ended up becoming another Superman.

This demonstrates the importance of the environment after birth.

To be honest, in this respect, Krypton's Codex of Life does have a significant advantage.

What? What is that?

Clark was thoroughly provoked.

This spoiler from the diary reveals an extremely important piece of information.

That is, parallel universes exist!

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

Judging from the words, the other party is clearly saying that there is more than one universe and more than one superman in this world.

In this universe, the other party is unsure whether Superman has a cousin.

But I'm pretty sure there's a universe where Superman has a cousin!

This is an absolute bombshell!

Parallel universes and the like are actually not that sophisticated concepts.

Even Clark, who came from a farm background, had heard of him.

However, like the mainstream view, Clark has always believed that this is a science fiction, or rather a scientific hypothesis.

That's it.

But now the diary is suggesting that this is true?

This is a viewpoint that goes beyond Superman's usual understanding and established values.

Clark couldn't immediately determine whether it was true or false, so he simply didn't waste his brain cells.

But the diary mentions that Clark actually has an older cousin and a younger cousin!

"Ne Zha" is a movie, a story about an unconventional superhero. Also, Marvel will definitely travel back in time; the Marvel story isn't over yet.

(End of this chapter)