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

Chapter 268 Batman's superpower is money! Batman almost got killed by Superman!

Superman!

Clark raised an eyebrow slightly.

The diary had long stated that this title was given to Louis Lane by himself.

But now, Clark doesn't recognize the other person at all.

however.

The title of Superman indeed became widely known among the people after his battle with General Zod.

Clark doesn't know the exact source, but many news media outlets have already adopted this title.

Ultimately, the main culprit is the "S" on the chest of Superman's uniform.

That thing isn't an English word, of course; it's just a symbolic word from Kryptonian culture that represents hope.

But Earthlings don't know that.

Since Superman became famous, he has received 360-degree attention and analysis from all sectors of society, who want to expose even his most shameless secrets.

The "S" on the uniform has become the focus of discussion and interpretation from all sides.

Countless people are speculating about what that symbol means and what it represents.

This has led to a number of viewpoints.

Given Clark's incredibly impressive performance, some have suggested that the "S" symbolizes "super," making Clark a "superhuman."

This title suited Clark so well that it was quickly adopted by major media outlets as soon as it was proposed.

That's how it spread.

And that's how Superman was born.

Even the title "god among men" has been proposed by many.

They believe that Superman is a guardian sent by God to Earth.

In fact, Superman is God.

In short, Superman's popularity is currently unprecedented, with countless fervent fans idolizing him to the extreme.

Clark was a little unaccustomed to this for a while.

"It was my oversight."

However, Clark soon showed a look of annoyance.

He was so focused on dealing with General Zod that he didn't really think much about the destruction in the city.

Not only at the time, but even now, Clark would never have realized this would be a problem if it hadn't been mentioned in his diary.

As for Batman, this battle planted a seed of self-doubt in his heart, which was something Clark could never have imagined.

After all that effort...

So, the root of my epic battle with Batman was here?

Come to think of it, someone like Batman isn't stupid.

If it weren't for biases, misunderstandings, or dissatisfactions that could be exploited, how could someone so easily have been manipulated by a loser?

"That is indeed a problem!"

After realizing what had happened, Clark began to reflect on his actions.

It seems I must pay attention to this issue in the future. If any combat situation arises again, or other situations require the use of my supernatural powers, I must minimize any collateral damage.

Or, simply avoid it altogether.

Will I bleed?

When Clark saw this spoiler, he couldn't help but pause for a moment, somewhat taken aback.

He had never really thought about this question before, after all, Clark had never shed blood in his life!

Given his current physical condition, no weapon on Earth could penetrate his skin or even cause him to bleed.

Even someone like Batman, if he wanted to bleed, probably wouldn't...

Before he could finish expressing his confidence, Clark abruptly stopped himself.

After all, the diary says that Batman almost killed him!

That Batman guy is really something else.

So it seems that he ultimately did bleed?

[You have to admit, he's truly Batman; you can't argue with that.]

[Is he the only one in the Justice League without superpowers?]

Okay, you can't say that. Batman does have superpowers, too.

Everyone on Earth knows that Batman's superpower is being rich, haha, what a simple and unpretentious superpower!

But this superpower doesn't change the fact that Batman is an ordinary person.

[Yet this mortal body actually managed to make Superman bleed.]

[That's Superman! He survived being bombarded with nuclear weapons by human ZH; he's as powerful as a god.]

[He was almost killed by Batman stepping on him.]

Batman has superpowers?

A look of surprise appeared on Clark's face.

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

Clark has always believed that Batman is just an ordinary person, a view shared by the mainstream.

Although Batman has defeated many supervillains, he has relied on his technological equipment and intelligence.

He's been active in Gotham for so many years, yet he's never shown any superpowers.

Unexpectedly, the other party was also a superpowered individual!

They really hid it well!

With a slight shake of his head and a smile, Clark's curiosity was completely piqued.

He really wanted to know what Batman's superpowers were!

With this feeling in mind, Clark's gaze continued downwards, and the corner of his mouth twitched slightly.

What? You're rich?

Well, it turns out this was just a joke from the owner of the diary. He actually took it seriously before.

However, given Wayne Enterprises' financial resources, calling it a superpower wouldn't be an exaggeration.

After all, that level of wealth has a far greater impact than ordinary superpowers.

Moreover, Batman's suit was indeed obtained through in-game purchases.

From this perspective, this claim is not entirely unfounded.

As he looked further down, Clark's expression turned serious.

My earlier guess was correct; Batman really did make him bleed.

They actually did it!

Considering that Batman had almost killed him, Clark wasn't surprised that the other man had actually made him bleed.

I was just a little curious.

What methods did the other party use?

After all, Clark thought about it carefully and couldn't really think of anything on Earth that could make him bleed.

Besides.

Human governments have bombed themselves with nuclear weapons?

Why is this happening!

As a Kryptonian who grew up on Earth, Clark naturally knew what kind of weapon a nuclear bomb was and what using a nuclear bomb meant.

Human governments are determined to destroy themselves.

This is treating oneself as an enemy, wanting to eliminate oneself.

How did things get to this point?

The diary clearly states that I was treated like a god among men!

Doesn't this prove that we coexist well with humans?

Clark's biological father, Jor-El, had also said that he hoped Clark could become a bridge connecting the two races of Earth and Krypton, and Clark intended to do just that.

He even believed at one point that he had succeeded.

But what happened? A nuclear bomb?

Damn it, what the hell happened in the future?!

Clark was genuinely eager to know this.

Unfortunately, the diary did not reveal a single bit of this extremely crucial information.

In the past, Clark could do nothing but eagerly wait for the diary to reveal spoilers.

But now, Clark has other options: ask Tony Stark and other "otherworldly netizens".

In an instant, Clark made this decision.

Of course, on the other hand, this outcome also occurred because Superman didn't actually kill Batman.

As he himself said, if he had actually made a move, Batman would probably be dead by now.

Otherwise, even if Batman stole Kryptonite from Lex Luthor and created Kryptonite bullets specifically designed to counter Superman, he wouldn't even have a chance to fire, right?

Looking back, it seems like Lex Luthor deliberately let Batman steal the Kryptonite, since it's Superman's only weakness, capable of neutralizing all of Superman's powers!

To kill Superman, Kryptonite is indispensable; Batman is the weapon in his hand.

[Unfortunately, despite all his scheming and plotting, Lex Luthor could never have foreseen that Superman's mother was named Martha!]

[Haha, Superman survived a close call, he really has to thank his mother for having such a good name, which made Batman spare his life.]

Kryptonite.

The name immediately caught Clark's attention.

After all, the diary clearly states that Kryptonite is Clark's only weakness, capable of neutralizing all his power!

So, this is the truth behind Batman almost killing himself?

The weapon the opponent was using was kryptonite?

But what exactly is this stone?

Why does it exert such a strong restraining effect on oneself?

Moreover, judging from the spelling of this word, it is clearly closely related to Krypton.

This must be a stone from Krypton!

Clark made this judgment instinctively and immediately made a decision.

After this wave of spoilers, I'll go to the Arctic and ask Jor-El for more information about Kryptonite.

Clark also felt a little strange.

If there is such a thing as a "Kryptonian nemesis" in Krypton, why hasn't the other party ever told me?

Do they think Krypton has exploded, so this kind of thing no longer exists?

But judging from the tone of the diary, it's clear that this thing didn't go extinct with the explosion of Krypton.

Or is it that this thing called Kryptonite didn't actually exist in the first place, but was created by Lex Luthor?

The diary clearly states that the Kryptonite Batman used to fight himself was stolen from Lex Luthor.

Although I don't know why, in the future, Luther will hate me so much.

But it is an undeniable fact that the other party has gone to great lengths to deal with me.

In this situation, it's perfectly reasonable for the other side to develop a powerful weapon to counter them and even name it "Kryptonite."

After all, this is the stone that killed Kryptonians, so calling it Kryptonite makes sense.

Besides.

What does "Batman v Superman" and all that have to do with his mother?

Judging from the tone of the diary, Batman didn't kill himself in the end because his mother's name was Martha.

???

What the hell is this?

Several question marks could be seen creeping onto Clark's forehead.

Clark was truly baffled by the description in the diary.

It would be more reasonable to say that Batman spared him because of his mother.

It's possible that his mother pleaded with Batman, or something similar; all of these possibilities make sense.

But the diary clearly states that Batman's decision to spare him had nothing to do with these things; it was simply because his mother's name was Martha!

Does the name Martha have such great magic?

Does Martha mean something to Batman?

Also, didn't the diary mention before that Lois Lane saved him in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice"?

Why is it that now my mother's name is being brought up again?

The more I think about it, the more tangled and confused I feel.

So what about Batman? Shouldn't he be grateful that Superman has a kind and understanding girlfriend?

If Lois Lane hadn't stopped him, Batman would definitely have been killed by Superman!

Haha, so they're even now, right?

[They each nearly killed the other, but were both saved by the same woman!]

So you really can't underestimate Louise Lane; although she's just an ordinary woman, she's actually quite important.

If it weren't for her, the Justice League would have been wiped out by Steppenwolf long ago!

That would mean the end of the entire planet.

Clark's expression was priceless.

It seems that his story with Batman is more complicated than he imagined.

The diary just gave away spoilers; Batman almost killed Clark.

Then, when he turned around, he was told that Clark had almost killed Batman!

So what exactly happened?

Batman almost killed Clark because Luthor orchestrated things behind the scenes, turning Batman against him and using Kryptonite to defeat him.

So what if he almost killed Batman?

Did something else happen, or was it also during the "Batman v Superman" battle?

The diary does not mention this.

However, after some thought, Clark felt that it was very likely something else entirely separate from "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice".

After all, Japan just said that during "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," Clark didn't intend to kill Batman.

It can't be that bad.

Was it because he was soft-hearted towards Batman, and almost got killed by him, that he harbored murderous intent towards Batman after Lois Lane saved him?

That's not like Clark at all!

So that's right, something else must have happened.

Clark didn't know the specifics of what happened, as the diary revealed very little information.

Steppenwolf.

Clark's attention was immediately drawn to the name.

This name was mentioned for the first time in the diary, and there was no further introduction beyond that.

But is this person actually an enemy of the Justice League?

Not only that, they almost wiped out the Justice League!

This strength seems quite formidable.

Clark didn't know the exact strength of superheroes like Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman, and Cyborg.

Therefore, it is impossible to accurately assess the strength of Steppenwolf, who is capable of confronting the Justice League.

But the diary says that if Steppenwolf wins, the Earth will be doomed!

(End of this chapter)