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

"Let's go to the Metropolitan Area."

the other side.

Zhou Cheng, who had just finished writing a diary entry, logged out on a whim.

After a moment's thought, he made this decision.

The last time Clark came to DC, he hadn't become Superman yet, and Metropolis was just an ordinary city with nothing worth visiting or taking photos of.

But things are different now.

The name Superman has spread throughout the entire DC universe.

Shouldn't we go check this out?

Once he made up his mind, Zhou Cheng didn't dawdle any longer.

Just like last time, it found a deserted place, spread its wings and flew into the air, quickly disappearing from sight.

that's it.

Zhou Cheng embarked on a new round of "alternate dimension travel," which was quite enjoyable.

……

"Tony!"

The next day.

Clark, who had just refreshed his credit limit, couldn't wait to pull up his diary and contact his "cross-dimensional online friend".

"Hi, Clark!"

Playboy responded almost immediately.

In fact, Playboy also had a lot of questions he wanted to ask Clark. If Clark had been any slower, he probably would have contacted Clark first.

"So, did you find it?"

"Works related to Iron Man, Captain America, etc."

Tony immediately asked Clark the question that concerned him most.

"Yes, I found it."

"The Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hydra, and S.H.I.E.L.D."

"I found them all."

"These comics do exist in our world."

Clark gave a very affirmative answer.

It really exists!

So, does it really exist?

Tony felt a sudden heaviness in his chest, making it difficult to even breathe.

Although he had expected this, he still couldn't accept it for a while when he actually received the answer.

So, it's still the same question.

They exist in two different dimensions, each with works related to the other's dimension. What is the truth behind this?

Box theory?

Or is it the creator theory?

Even with Tony's exceptionally high intelligence, he couldn't reach a definitive conclusion in a short time.

It's worth mentioning that Nick Fury also acted swiftly after Tony's meeting ended.

A series of corresponding deployments were immediately launched, including a surprise investigation of the DC editorial department.

However, no one is optimistic about the results of the investigation.

If there really is a super big shot behind the DC editorial department, then since the other party dares to let those people in the editorial department exist openly, how could they leave any handle on them?

Why would they be afraid of an investigation by an intelligence agency?

"Clark".

Quickly clearing his mind of those thoughts, Tony greeted Clark, "Now that you know who we are, I'll invite you into the public channel."

Clark immediately received a group chat invitation from Playboy as well.

Without much hesitation, he immediately agreed and joined the group chat.

After a brief greeting to Clark, everyone in the group refrained from further conversation.

After all, there are limitations to this kind of cross-dimensional communication, and nobody wants to waste them.

In addition to Clark's group chat, Tony created another group chat.

A group chat consisting only of the Avengers, but not Clark.

To facilitate their communication.

And immediately, he relayed the feedback he received from Clark to the Avengers in that group chat.

However, the feelings of the various Avengers were quite different.

Some people felt as heavy-hearted as Tony, some were indifferent, and some seemed completely unconcerned.

"Everyone."

"There's something I need your help with."

"Can you tell me about Darkseid?"

Did he eventually invade Earth?

"And how did we defeat it?"

Clark then asked the question that he had been holding back for a long time.

"It's still the same question, Clark. We need to determine which universe you're from first."

Tony gave Clark this answer.

Like their Marvel universe, DC Comics also features many parallel universes.

The stories in different parallel universes are quite different.

But Clark couldn't answer that question.

He has no idea what other universes are like, so how could he know the difference between himself and other universes?

If they could chat freely without restrictions, that would be fine; he could describe his universe to Tony and the others one by one, thus making a determination.

But now, he can only speak two hundred words a day!

What can you possibly say from that?

Clark, who has already devoured all the Marvel works using his super speed, super vision, and super brain, understands this all too well.

In the Marvel comics series, the various parallel universes and settings can be described as a complete mess.

That's not something that can be explained in just a few words.

Trying to figure it out with a mere two hundred words a day is going to take forever.

"Your dimension initially consisted of countless parallel universes, but they were merged into one after the Crisis on Infinite Earths was restarted."

"However, after the Infinite Crisis, the multiverse reappeared and the number of known multiverses was reduced to 52."

"So that's right, the multiverse in your universe is different at different times."

"In addition to the spatial dimension, we must also determine the temporal dimension."

Black Widow provided support from the sidelines.

Clark: "..."

My balls hurt.

Da Chao felt a deep, agonizing pain in his testicles.

It would be a miracle if this were ever solved.

"Let's put all that aside for now. Please tell me about the Darkseid invasion of Earth, regardless of which universe it's from."

After a moment's thought, Clark had no choice but to settle for second best for the time being.

"Let me say it!"

Chris Hemsworth began to speak with great interest.

This kind of cross-dimensional chat is quite interesting; he had never experienced it before.

"I just happened to have seen this. I forget which universe it was, but what I saw was Darkseid invading Earth for Superman's power."

"He wants to build a powerful Kryptonian army."

"As for how he was defeated... I'm sorry, I haven't seen it yet."

Clark: "..."

Why does Thor seem like a goofy little idiot to him?

that's it.

Clark and the other Avengers began exchanging information with each other.

Unfortunately, due to word count limitations, Clark didn't even know which universe he belonged to.

The information we can obtain should only be used as a reference.

So what about Marvel?

"Universe 199999?"

"Are you sure it's Universe 199999?"

Clark also showed a degree of surprise when he heard Tony and his men announce their cosmological numbers.

Without him.

In the comic book he bought, the 199999 universe simply does not exist!

Clark is Superman, he has a super brain.

Although the Marvel series is a jumbled mess with an explosive amount of information, he still remembers it all clearly.

"No?"

Tony was also quite surprised.

Throughout history, major events in the Tony Universe have consistently aligned with the trajectory of the 199999 Universe.

Without the intervention of the Avengers, its original trajectory and the 199999 universe would not have deviated from the original course.

Therefore, everyone took it for granted that their universe was the 199999 universe.

Now, Clark is telling them that the 199999 universe doesn't exist at all.

"Clark, are you sure you've read the entire comic book series? Nothing you missed?"

After a moment's thought, Nick Frederick began to confirm with Clark.

Clark couldn't answer that question; it was indeed possible.

He immediately promised several Marvel fans that he would check back after logging off to see if he had watched all the Marvel movies.

However, neither Nick Fury and other Marvel people, nor Clarke from the DC dimension, could possibly know that the 199999 universe is a cinematic universe!

Clark was destined to be unfinished.

The story of Clarke's cinematic universe is also something that cannot be found in the comics in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

And then.

The two sides then asked each other questions that they were particularly concerned about.

They barely scratched the surface; they hadn't even really started before their quota was reached.

Although everyone felt helpless, they could only log off.

Clark immediately fell into deep thought.

Although the information he received about Darkseid may very well have come from other parallel universes, it still has great reference value.

Whether the information came from Jor-El or from Marvel fans.

All of this indicates that Darkseid is a formidable enemy that he cannot defeat at present.

So, what should we do?

How can we fight against such an almost invincible existence?

Based on fragmented information from Marvel fans, as well as spoilers related to the diary.

After some thought, Clark could only come up with one solution.

Justice League!

Regardless of Darkseid's reasons for coming to Earth, whether it was because he coveted his power or for other reasons.

Regardless of how Darkseid was defeated in other universes.

But for Clark now, what other options does he have besides gathering the forces he can?

It seems I need to form the Justice League before Batman does.

Of course.

Before proceeding, Clark still needs to investigate some necessary information.

What intelligence?

Without a doubt, it all comes down to the Mother Box; that's the key to everything.

Therefore, what Clark needs to do in the coming period of time is very clear and obvious.

The most important thing, of course, is to investigate the mother box.

Besides that, there's the thing he promised Marvel fans.

To determine whether the 199999 universe actually exists in the Marvel series.

Next, keep an eye on Lex Luthor to see if he has become hostile towards you and is secretly plotting something.

Of course.

During this period, I continued to communicate with Marvel fans and exchange information, which goes without saying.

However, due to the 200-word limit, this efficiency is very low.

……

While Clark was busy, Tony was also working hard.

However, compared to Clarke, Marvel has resolved some major crises, and the situation is much better.

For now, besides keeping an eye on Strange's investigation of Kamar-Taj, we also need to keep an eye on Hank Pym to prevent him from creating a quantum virus.

The most important thing is to figure out what your own universe is all about.

Unlike Thor's nonchalant attitude, Tony is genuinely concerned about whether he is a two-dimensional character.

If it weren't a two-dimensional character, everything would be fine and everything would be easy to discuss.

But if he were truly a two-dimensional character, Tony would definitely not be able to remain indifferent.

It will definitely break through the limitations of the box, just like in The Thirteenth Floor!

However, this investigation has undoubtedly stalled.

"Tony, I've thoroughly investigated those editors."

"But they have no problems."

"I think you expected this outcome, didn't you?"

Inside the tri-wing building.

Lu Dan, leaning back in his chair, is communicating with Tony through his diary.

That's right. During this period, Lu Dan has completed his investigation of DC editors.

Given the size of S.H.I.E.L.D., such a "minor matter" would naturally not take too long.

But it is precisely because of this that it is all the more unsatisfactory.

After all, even if nothing is found, no one can be sure that there isn't some powerful figure behind the DC editorial department.

"I see."

Tony simply replied with a few words.

But Lu Dan, who knew Playboy very well, knew that Tony wouldn't let it go so easily.

The other person was different from others; they seemed to care a lot about this matter.

But even so, what can be done?

There's simply no way to get a concrete result for this kind of thing.

However, this applies to Nick Fury and the other parties involved.

Actually, if you step outside these people's perspectives, investigating this matter is actually very easy and simple.

There's no need to waste time going to the DC editorial department; just find Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, and ask him in person.

Indeed.

Zhou Cheng's diary is the most important diary in everyone's eyes; no one can add to it or disturb it in any way.

But Zhou Cheng himself is not like that!

So here's the question.

Why is it that even now, none of the Avengers have come up with this solution?

Even though the owners of the diary initially decided not to disturb Zhou Cheng in order not to spoil the plot.

But how could the Avengers possibly hold back when faced with such a momentous question concerning the origin of their own universe?

Especially for someone like Tony who cares a lot, it's even less likely he'd be able to sit still.

But the truth is, up to this point, no one has thought of this obvious problem.

Why is this happening? (End of Chapter)