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

Clark: "..."

Da Chao really didn't know what to say.

It's even completely incomprehensible how he offended Luther.

So much so that Luther sees him as a thorn in his side, someone he's determined to get rid of?

He doesn't even know Luther!

Could it be that I did something in the future?

Well, Clark naturally wouldn't know about such things, but judging from the description in the diary, Luther is indeed a troublesome character!

Kryptonite and such are one thing, but that's not what makes Clark bothered or angry.

Even though the other party did find out his identity, which gave Clark a huge headache, it didn't really enrage him.

But did Luther also kidnap his own mother?

This is something Clark absolutely cannot tolerate!

Martha is Clark's Achilles' heel!

As for Louis Lane?

Well, that should have been Clark's Achilles' heel too.

But now, due to the butterfly effect caused by Zhou Cheng's time travel, this has changed.

Clark didn't even know the other person.

"It seems Father was right."

Clark sighed, and his father, Jonathan, came to mind.

Clark had always felt that Jonathan was overly cautious, even overthinking things, and was simply worrying unnecessarily.

But now it seems that what the other party was worried about has actually happened!

It's even worse!

This was undoubtedly a huge lesson for Clark, a bloody example.

This aroused great vigilance in Clark's heart.

Of course.

Clark's desire to help others remains unwavering; it's his nature, and it can't be changed.

Clark was once again deeply reflecting on his actions, realizing that he needed to be more careful and cautious in the future, and not leave any clues that could be exploited.

He wouldn't let anyone find out his true identity!

However, on the other hand, if it weren't for Lex Luthor, the Justice League probably wouldn't have even been formed.

[Didn't Batman form the Justice League because of Lex Luthor's warning?]

Of course, it's also related to Batman seeing the Flash from another time in his "dream."

[The Flash from the future has warned Batman, "Find us!"]

[Speaking of which, I don't know what's going on with Batman's dream that seemed to foreshadow the future. No matter how you look at it, it wasn't an ordinary dream; it really seemed to be the future.]

And wouldn't you know it, Batman also saw in his dream a corrupted Superman destroying the world!

[The key point is that it wasn't just one dream, but multiple dreams!]

"So the Justice League was actually founded by Batman?"

A delighted smile crept onto Clark's lips.

He was actually quite interested in the story behind the Justice League.

To be honest, the fact that Batman was the founder of this organization was quite unexpected for Clark.

The diary already states that Batman is the only ordinary person in the Justice League.

How did an ordinary person come to establish an organization full of people with superpowers?

It is indeed a very interesting thing.

This also shows Batman's extraordinary qualities. Even if you don't know the specific details, you can tell that this is definitely not an easy task.

It's not something just anyone can do.

"Luther?"

Clark was even more surprised when he saw the name.

Lex Luthor is the one who started the "Batman v Superman" war!

He manipulated both Clark and Batman, and even almost used Batman to kill him.

In the end, it turned out that the other party had also contributed to the formation of the Justice League?

Did they warn Batman?

What warning was given to Batman?

Clark could never know the answer, but no matter how you look at it, Luthor must have warned Batman about something very significant!

Otherwise, Batman wouldn't have had the idea of ​​forming an organization of superpowered individuals, right?

When Clark saw that the formation of the Justice League was related to the Flash's time travel, he couldn't help but secretly click his tongue in amazement.

Is it really necessary to go to such extremes?

They've even come up with something like time travel?

This is a bit too much!

Clark truly hadn't expected that such a tortuous and thrilling story was hidden behind the Justice League.

But what exactly happened to The Flash in the future?

Why would he go to the trouble of traveling back in time to remind Batman to "find us"?

Whatever it is, it must be something incredibly difficult, incredibly significant, and perhaps even something the Flash couldn't solve.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have made such a big fuss.

Of course.

The diary also explicitly mentions that the Flash's journey from the future was all something Batman "dreamed" about.

Clark still gave it enough attention.

After all, Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, also said that the dream was not an ordinary dream, but a projection of the future into the dream.

Although Zhou Cheng didn't use a completely certain tone, considering that Zhou Cheng was the owner of the magical diary, his importance in Clark's heart goes without saying.

Clark naturally took Zhou Cheng's opinion very seriously.

Can……

Superman turns evil?

Clark's brow furrowed involuntarily.

What does "turning to the dark side" mean?

Does that mean you've become a bad person, a villain?

Yeah, he even destroyed the world, so isn't he a super bad guy?

But there's absolutely no way I could do something like that!

No matter what happens, no matter what I encounter, I would never destroy the world!

This is absolutely absurd!

So this dream should just be Batman having one dream, or rather, having several dreams, right?

I think so?

[Adding to this the scene Cyborg witnessed when resurrecting Superman, Batman's dream becomes even more undeniable.]

[Keep in mind that Cyborg saw the future through the Mother Box!]

[This is also a story about a corrupted superhero destroying the world.]

Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and other superheroes have all died in battle; even Batman's head is in Superman's hands.

Superman has completely switched sides and become Darkseid's man.

[It's hard to believe that both of them foresaw Superman's potential descent into darkness, is it?]

Ah this!

Clark was stunned and didn't know how to react.

If Batman saw his own descent into darkness in a dream, it could be considered a coincidence, or simply a dream.

But did another member of the Justice League also foresee his own future turning to the dark?

This can no longer be explained by coincidence, can it?

There aren't that many coincidences in the world!

Moreover, Cyborg didn't just have a dream like Batman; he saw the future through the Mother Box.

Wait a minute, mother box?

According to previous intelligence, this thing should belong to Darkseid Steppenwolf and his group, so how did it end up in the hands of the Justice League?

Given the war between the Justice League and Steppenwolf, the Mother Box is obviously a very important item, so it's not surprising that it ended up in the hands of the Justice League.

It's highly likely that the Justice League stole it from Steppenwolf and his gang.

As for the purpose of taking it, judging from the tone of the diary, is it to revive oneself?

Good guy.

What exactly is this Mother Box? How could it possess such incredible power?

Can even the dead be resurrected?

This completely violates the rules of the world, doesn't it?

According to the diary, the Mother Box is a box that can send signals to outer space, which is undoubtedly a high-tech item.

Considering that the Mother Box can also be "afraid," then the Mother Box must most likely be a very, very advanced AI.

Just like his father, Joe Al.

In other words, the Mother Box is a product of the civilization of the race behind Steppenwolf!

The other civilization is capable of more than just resurrecting individuals; it can even predict the future!

That's predicting the future!

What kind of AI can do this?

Clark simply couldn't imagine it.

While we cannot conclude from these facts that the civilization of the race behind Steppenwolves is superior to that of Kryptonian civilization.

But this only serves to highlight the strength and status of the race behind Steppenwolves.

This made Clark feel even more depressed.

It seems that those guys who covet Earth are no ordinary people.

After regaining his composure, Clark turned his attention back to the diary, his lips almost twitching.

In that future where he's turned to the dark side, will he wipe out the entire Justice League?

They even took Batman's head off?

That's damn good.

They're taking people's heads!

What kind of demonic act is this?

Even if I really wanted to kill someone, I would never use such an extreme and perverse method.

That can't be me!

Emotionally, Clark was naturally unwilling to believe it and unable to accept it.

Clark is not that kind of person at all.

But rationally speaking, it's not a coincidence that Batman and Cyborg both foresaw their own future turning to the dark side.

Clark, of course, did not think so.

So Clark was really caught in a dilemma, unable to understand the matter no matter how he thought about it.

Besides.

The diary also mentions that the corrupted version of himself completely switched sides to Darkseid, who in turn is the mastermind behind Steppenwolf!

So, although Steppenwolf lost the war against the Justice League, the portal was eventually destroyed by everyone.

But did Darkseid eventually come to Earth?

If that day ever comes, it will be absolutely catastrophic for the DCEU.

After all, Superman's power is simply too great; he alone is enough to sweep away the entire Justice League.

This has been verified!

When Superman was first resurrected, he wasn't thinking straight and fought the Justice League. Even Wonder Woman, Cyborg, Aquaman, and the Flash combined were no match for him.

Even with the Flash's lightning speed, he has no advantage over Superman.

[Batman, needless to say, could only passively use the gauntlets developed by Alfred to block, and even that only lasted a short while.]

If Louis hadn't arrived in time, he would definitely have been shot through by Superman.

Looking across the entire Earth, apart from Martian Manhunter, no one can rival Superman.

DCEU?

What does this mean?

Clark keenly noticed the word "DC" in the abbreviation; wasn't that the code name for their universe, or rather, their dimension?

But what about EU?

Clark thought for a long time, but still couldn't figure it out.

But judging from the context of the diary, "DCEU" here clearly refers to his own universe.

So, DC is just an abbreviation within an abbreviation?

Is DCEU the full name?

"Never mind, I'll ask Tony and the others later."

Clark then shook his head and made the decision.

After all, it's impossible for him to figure out the answer to this kind of problem on his own; he has no choice but to ask his online friends.

So Clark stopped worrying about it and instead focused his attention back on the diary.

Did he fight the Justice League members after he was resurrected?

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

However, judging from this, it seems that the resurrection of the Mother Box was not a perfect resurrection. There must be some kind of flaw, or even a fatal flaw.

You'll know if you look at the changes in yourself.

He actually planned to kill Batman!

How much has my personality changed?

Murder is something Clark would never do!

Could this be the "darkening" of himself mentioned in the diary?

But that's not right either.

After being resurrected, he clearly helped the Justice League defeat Steppenwolf!

And it destroyed the portal, preventing Darkseid from descending to Earth.

And what about his own descent into darkness?

It happened after Darkseid arrived.

So it seems it wasn't that time.

But the incident in the diary where he almost killed Batman must have been that one time.

So, after all this time, is this the truth?

No wonder, no wonder I killed Batman. It turns out there was a problem with my resurrection, and I wasn't thinking straight, which is why I did something completely contrary to my nature.

I understand now.

Clark knew everything about the "Superman kills Batman" incident.

"Mars Hunter".

Immediately afterwards, such a name quickly attracted Clark's attention.

Since it's called the "Mars" hunter, is this guy an alien from Mars?

Okay, so there are aliens on Mars?

Clark really didn't expect that.

After all, among the many celestial bodies, Mars is quite well-known on Earth, and there are quite a few movies about Mars.

Because he himself was an alien, Clarke knew long ago that Earth was not alone in interstellar space and was not the only intelligent life form.

But he truly hadn't expected that there were aliens on Mars. (End of Chapter)