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

"Superman?"

Charles raised an eyebrow. He hadn't known these people from other dimensions for very long and hadn't talked to them much.

I haven't actually heard of the name Superman before.

But isn't the nickname "superhuman" a bit too exaggerated?

Just by listening to him, you can tell he's an incredibly powerful figure.

"It seems your world doesn't have any DC works."

Tony suddenly understood and explained to Charles further, "Superman is Clark Kent, and he has a lot of X-Men comics."

comics?

what's going on?

Charles was completely bewildered.

Of course he knew Clark; like Tony, they were online friends from another universe.

Charles greeted the other man and chatted with him a few times; he was a very polite and courteous fellow.

Unlike Tony, who was arrogant and unruly, Charles had a very good impression of Clark.

He hadn't expected that Clark would be called Superman.

It seems Tony was right after all; all the owners of the diaries are superheroes.

However, how come there are X-Men comics in Clark's world?

There can't be such a coincidence in this world, right?

Okay, even if such coincidences really do exist in the world, Tony actually intends to have himself refer to the comics in Clark's world?

Is Tony serious?

This is a major issue concerning the future of mutants; we're not taking this lightly.

"I know what you're thinking."

Before I could even confirm with Tony, he offered his own explanation.

"The comics in Clark's world are not just comics in the traditional sense; they record real parallel universes."

"Although I don't know why, many things from parallel universes, such as the Avengers universe and the X-Men universe, are presented in comic book form within Clark's universe."

"So that's right."

"For Clark, those were just comics, but for us, those comics are valuable historical materials from other parallel universes."

"Although he doesn't have comics from our two worlds, they can still be used as a reference."

Ah this!

What the hell!

Such a thing actually exists?

Charles was completely stunned. When had he ever heard of such a magical and bizarre thing?

How could something that happened in one universe be presented in the form of a comic book in another universe?

This makes no sense.

It even sounds so absurd at first glance.

If Tony hadn't told Charles, Charles wouldn't have believed it at all.

But then I thought about it again. If even that incredibly magical diary exists, then what's so unbelievable about the netizens connected to the diary?

"I see."

After a moment's thought, Charles made his decision. "Thank you for your suggestion, Tony. It's very helpful."

Looking at my word limit, I've almost used up today's word count.

Charles suppressed his impulse and patiently waited until the next day.

"Clark!"

When the credit limit was refreshed, Charles immediately contacted Clark next door.

"Kent, from today onwards, Louis will be your senior."

"This is our newspaper's star reporter, you're lucky."

DC Universe

The bespectacled, gentle-looking Clark was standing in front of Louise Lane's workstation with the owner of the Daily Planet, curiously observing the incredibly capable-looking woman before him.

"Louis Lane?"

Clark remained outwardly calm, but inwardly he was extremely surprised and taken aback.

At the same time, I was incredibly curious about Louis Lane.

The diary has mentioned this woman more than once; she is the most important woman in his life.

Clark's original trajectory was altered due to the spoilers in the diary.

So at this point, he didn't know Louis Lane at all.

Who could have imagined that fate could be so wondrous?

After he and his mother Martha moved to the Metropolis, Clark got a job as a reporter at the Daily Planet, where he unexpectedly met Louis Lane!

Is this destiny?

Or is this Louis Lane just another person with the same name?

Is that really such a coincidence?

"Hello, ma'am."

With those thoughts flashing through his mind, Clark greeted Louis Lane politely.

"Hello, Mr. Kent."

Louis Lane stood up, shook hands with Clark, and asked, "Where are you from?"

"Smowell".

Clark revealed his background.

"Smowell?"

Louis Lane thought for a moment and immediately realized, "So you're from that small town. You must have something special about you, otherwise White wouldn't have taken a liking to you."

"You're absolutely right."

Perry White, editor-in-chief of the Daily Planet, chimed in, "Mr. Kent may not have been in this business before, but he's very talented. Louis, I'm entrusting him to you."

"I guess you didn't give me a choice to refuse, did you?"

Louis shrugged.

"Yes, you don't."

Perry White gave a few more brief instructions before leaving.

Clark was completely handed over to Louis.

"Don't just stand there like an idiot, you're from a small town."

While busy with his own work, Louis casually told Clark, "I have a survey this afternoon. You can come with me if you want, but I can't look after you before that."

"White said you're very talented, let me see your talent."

Clark smiled and greeted Louis before returning to his workstation and beginning his work.

Charles?

However, not long after it began, Clark received a communication from Charles.

Clark didn't hesitate for long before replying immediately: "Charles!"

"Tony said you have some comics about the X-Men universe...?"

Due to the character limit in chat, several netizens from different dimensions have developed a style of getting straight to the point and being straightforward.

Useless small talk should be avoided, and things should be gotten straight to the point, so Charles didn't engage in much polite conversation with Clark.

"That's right."

Clark immediately gave an affirmative answer, "What do you want to know about mutants?"

"I want to know the ultimate fate of mutants! I want to know what path mutants should take in the future!"

"I hope you can give me some guidance."

Charles spoke to Clark from the bottom of his heart.

"I can't give you guidance. All I can do is go back and look at the relevant comics."

"Let's see if I can help you find the answer."

Given Clark's personality, how could he possibly refuse such a thing? He immediately agreed.

However, this is obviously impossible right now; it will have to wait until Clark gets off work.

Charles was somewhat anxious about this, but he could only wait patiently.

Fortunately, Clark is very reliable.

The person went home immediately after getting off work and started looking through the comic books.

I read all the X-Men comics in one go.

Then they contacted Charles immediately.

"Tony told me that your universe's designation is TRN414, and I don't have any comics about your universe here."

"What I could find were things from other parallel universes, and I hope they can provide you with some reference."

Clark told Charles the truth.

Charles across from him immediately perked up.

Although he doesn't have his own universe in the comics, judging from Clark's tone, he has indeed seen some good "case studies" in other universes.

It would be good to use it for reference, wouldn't it?

"I saw a lot of futures for mutants, but one in particular impressed me deeply—it was a new era for mutants."

"Under your and Magneto's leadership, mutants have a nation of their own, Krako."

A mutant nation?

boom!

This "idea" was like a lightning bolt tearing through the dark clouds, instantly clearing the fog for Charles.

This helped Charles, who had been lost and confused for a long time, to see his direction clearly again.

Charles couldn't help but get excited.

This sounds like the way out for mutants that I've been searching for.

A new way out!

If mutants had their own country, wouldn't the sharp conflict between mutants and ordinary people disappear?

A series of incredibly complex related issues will also not exist.

Of course.

This does not mean that all problems have been solved; a mutant nation will face many more new problems.

However, considering all aspects, this method is still the most beneficial one for mutants that Charles could think of.

It is also the best way to unite all mutants!

"Clark, could you tell me more about this mutant nation?"

Charles couldn't wait to ask Clark about Krakor.

However, due to chat-related restrictions, it took Charles more than a month to get a basic understanding.

I asked about everything related to Krakow's location, operating system, and how it gained international recognition.

However, it must be said that the result was not very satisfactory.

After all, the universe that created Krakow is not the same as his own universe.

The various backgrounds within it still deviate significantly from its own universe.

It really can only be used as a reference.

As Charles gained more and more information, it gradually lost its reference value.

Charles then stopped.

He knew that asking any further questions was pointless.

The existence of mutant nations requires their own efforts.

There is no homework to copy.

For more than a month, Charles has been thinking about this issue every day, gradually becoming calm and restrained from his initial excitement.

After careful consideration, Charles finally decided that this was the direction he would be focusing his efforts on in the future.

Charles believes this is the ultimate way out for mutants!

"To establish a mutant nation?"

"Charles, this is absolutely insane."

When Charles told his most loyal and reliable friend Hank about his plan, Hank was really shocked.

What is Charles saying?

Establish a nation!

What era is this?

The world order has long been established, and the status quo of various countries is already set. How can you just establish a country like that?

Isn't this a bit too big a leap?

It's worth noting that the "biggest" thing Charles ever built was just a school!

"It is indeed somewhat insane, but Hank, isn't this the best way out for us mutants?"

Charles was now in high spirits, his eyes sparkling.

He told Hank some basic ideas about Krakor.

Hank was completely stunned and had no idea what to say.

There was no way around it; the amount of information was simply too much for Hank to process for a moment.

In any case, it's great to see Charles regain his spirits and become even more determined than before.

Hank was genuinely happy.

……

"Now, please welcome our undefeated legend, the walking human tank, Mr. Fred!"

When Charles and Hank were communicating.

Zhou Cheng, who once again travels back to the X-Men world, finds himself in an underground boxing ring, watching the fighting match on stage with great interest.

Why would Zhou Cheng be interested in something like combat sports?

Simply put, this fighting competition is a fighting competition for mutants.

Moreover, these mutants participating in the competition are not actually "freestyle boxers".

They are basically all people who have been arrested and imprisoned here as money-making tools.

It has to be said, their situation was extremely dire.

Boom boom boom!

As the host finished speaking, a "meatball" walked confidently onto the stage, its body covered in fat.

It seemed as if the earth trembled with every step taken.

He is truly a "heavyweight" player.

Is this... a ball of flesh?

Zhou Cheng, standing in the crowd, immediately made this obvious guess.

This guy, Meatball, is a rather peculiar mutant; his superpower is growing flesh.

They can grow a thick layer of fat even without eating or drinking, so their defense is amazing and they are almost impossible to get hurt.

In addition, it can remain "immovable as a bell," merging itself with the earth, making it impossible for anyone to move it.

No matter how you look at it, that's the perfect choice for a human shield.

Zhou Cheng said he wouldn't even accept such a superpower for free.

As it turned out, Zhou Cheng's guess was correct.

In the ensuing ring match, Meatball began his performance, standing there with his arms crossed, letting people beat him up.

The opponents were all exhausted and panting, while the meatball hadn't even warmed up yet.

Then, with a casual punch, he knocked the enemy down and won another round.

"Fred!"

"Fred!"

The entire venue erupted in deafening shouts, pushing the atmosphere to its climax.

Zhou Cheng, however, felt somewhat bored, shook his head, and turned to leave.

After wandering around the streets, Zhou Cheng came to a newsstand again.

I bought a newspaper as a habit.

A piece of news immediately caught Zhou Cheng's attention: the new head of Trisker Industries had taken office.

"Trask has been captured. It seems the Reverse Future plan has succeeded."

Zhou Cheng made this judgment subconsciously.

Here we must mention the "information gap" that Zhou Cheng faced.

Because after the last spoiler, Zhou Cheng quickly returned to the Marvel universe.

Therefore, they are unaware of some deviations that occur within this universe.

Since the intelligent entities cannot go online in this world, Zhou Cheng obtains relevant information through newspapers.

So when he saw Trisk being arrested, he naturally assumed that Reversing the Future had succeeded.

After all, Trisker's survival and capture were events that occurred after the events of Days of Future Past.

"From this moment forward, the old X-Men history is over, and a new history is about to begin."

Zhou Cheng sighed inwardly and subconsciously wrote down these thoughts in his diary.

……

Inside Xavier Manor.

"Hank, I'm a little tired. Could you please let me rest for a bit?"

Charles immediately sensed that the diary in his mind had been updated, so he made an excuse to send Hank away.

After Hank left, he couldn't wait to enter the diary interface.

Sure enough, I found that the diary had been updated.

Wolverine succeeded in reversing the future! X-Men history has been changed, and the Sentinel robots will never appear again.

Phoenix, who was supposed to be killed by Wolverine, is not dead, nor is Cyclops, who was supposed to be killed by Phoenix.

Professor X wouldn't be instantly obliterated by Phoenix.

However, it must be said that Professor X's abilities are simply too extraordinary.

Even after his physical body was blasted to smithereens, he couldn't die and could even transfer his powerful spiritual energy into someone else to achieve rebirth.

What is cheating? This is cheating!

Calling Professor X's brain the most powerful in the world is truly not an exaggeration. (End of Chapter)