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

"The Boys?"

Tony immediately understood. It seemed that this was the code name for that other universe.

Of course, this codename is completely different from the codenames used in the Marvel universe.

It's not a number or a special word code.

It appears to have used the name of a superhero organization.

Without a doubt, the Boys, like the Avengers or Ultimate Team, is a superhero organization.

But what exactly is this organization?

This name sounds far too unofficial!

In fact, it was a bit too casual.

After all, what kind of organization would directly use a name like "The Boys" in its name?

Isn't this a bit too perfunctory?

Even so, since Satan has used this organization's name to refer to this universe.

That means this superhero group must be an iconic group.

Playboy developed a strong interest in the Black Robe Guard.

Of course, there's also the Seven.

This superhero organization seems much more "formal" than "The Boys".

At the very least, it does resemble a superhero organization.

And what about the members of the Super Seven?

The diary also mentioned a few, such as Locomotive, Deep Sea, Black, Homelander, etc. These nicknames were too abstract, and Tony couldn't summarize any particularly useful information from them for the time being.

However, the invisible man's ability is undoubtedly invisibility.

It seems I was right; the Seven really is a superhero organization.

Oh, no, it's not a superhero organization, it's more accurate to call it a team of superpowered individuals.

After all, the diary says that most people in this organization are not good people.

Moreover, the actions of some of these people truly opened the Playboy's eyes.

For example, the Invisible Man—can you believe this guy is actually a voyeur?

Goodness, the Invisible Man really knows how to spy without anyone noticing.

It can only be said that the Invisible Man really made full use of his advantages and abilities.

Although the diary did not mention any other misdeeds of the Invisible Man, the fact that he was capable of even spying shows that he was definitely not a good person.

What Playboy could never have imagined was that the Invisible Man's spying actually reached an even more outrageous level.

That guy actually spends most of his time squatting in the toilet!

To some extent, it can be described as perverted.

As for the locomotive's drug use, the Deep Sea Dry Diary clearly indicate his perversion, and the black-colored killing machine attribute...

Okay, I guess I was just overthinking things.

The members of this Super Seven do not seem to be any good.

But, do people in the motherland drink milk?

"What does this mean?"

Tony couldn't help but look puzzled; he really didn't quite understand this.

Isn't drinking milk a perfectly normal thing?

It contains abundant nutrients, which are very beneficial to the human body.

Countless people around the world have the habit of drinking milk.

Even Tony sometimes has milk with his breakfast.

What's wrong?

How come drinking milk seems like such an evil thing in Satan's mouth?

He even singled it out and brought it up separately?

Even with Playboy's exceptionally high IQ, he was somewhat unable to comprehend it for a moment.

"That's utter nonsense!"

"That's all utter nonsense!"

Starlight, standing in front of another diary, couldn't help but purse her lips.

Was that guy named Zhou Cheng deliberately trying to get my attention in this way?

All I can say is that he succeeded!

The Seven are the most popular superstars in the world, each with countless fans and their own unique personal charm.

They are all good people who actively fight crime and dedicate themselves to public welfare around the world!

Zhou Cheng is completely slandering others!

However, this guy also said that he eventually succeeded in joining the Seven?

What are you doing?

Do you deliberately provoke your own aversion first, and then affirm yourself?

That's utterly nonsensical.

Starlight became increasingly dismissive and indifferent to the spoilers in the diary.

The stories about the train engine taking drugs, the invisible man spying, and the deep-sea perverts in particular infuriated Starlight.

This is utterly defamatory!

The problem is that you can't even come up with a plausible reason for your slander, you even bring up something as trivial as Chinese people loving to drink milk.

First of all, how did this guy know that people from the motherland love to drink milk?

Secondly, so what if people in our country love to drink milk?

Isn't this a normal thing?

She, Xingguang, also drinks milk often.

If the Justice League members knew that their pirated counterparts in another universe were like this, they'd probably cry, right?

[Especially Superman.]

[He was such a kind person, but what about this low-budget version? He's even more despicable than the villains Superman has dealt with.]

Homelander killed an entire plane full of civilians in order to allow Vought to infiltrate the Department of Defense.

Without even blinking, the heat ray swept across and destroyed the aircraft!

[They even went so far as to secretly sell Compound V to terrorist organizations in order to make these superheroes important.]

[Secretly creating supervillains!]

"Justice League?"

"Piracy?"

Tony was immediately taken aback, then quickly realized something.

Judging from the diary, it seems that the abilities of the members of the Super Seven are very similar to those of the members of the Justice League?

If that's the case, what does the nickname "Locomotive" represent?

speed?

So, the locomotive is like the Flash in the Justice League; his superpower is speed?

What about the deep sea?

What is something that is very, very deep?

If Tony were to guess based on nothing, the playboy would naturally come to no conclusion.

But when comparing himself to the Justice League members, Tony quickly had an idea.

Does the deep sea refer to seawater?

So, is Deep Sea a superhero like Aquaman?

This is a deep-sea ability user!

Tony pondered for a while, but still couldn't find a corresponding figure in the Justice League for the black-colored figure.

But the diary clearly states that Homelander is equivalent to Superman!

The other side does indeed possess the heat rays of the Homelander.

The diary mentions that Homelander destroyed an airplane using heat rays.

The diary does not provide many specific details about the operation.

But without a doubt, this kind of thing must have taken place high in the air, right?

Using the thick clouds as cover, they remained completely undetected.

Even if the plane is destroyed, people will only think it crashed.

So that means that the people of the motherland at least still have the ability to fly.

This is truly another Superman.

What they did was truly appalling.

The diary previously mentioned that the Super Seven were scum, and listed several examples.

But these were all minor examples, and Tony was still wondering to himself just how despicable these people could be.

Could it be that Satan is exaggerating?

Now the playboy finally understands.

I dare not say it to others, but Homelander is indeed an extremely evil and completely inhuman supervillain.

It's the kind of person Tony would definitely take action against if he encountered them.

"Justice League?"

The starlight in front of another diary made him raise an eyebrow.

Besides The Seven, has Vought International introduced any other superhero teams?

How come I've never heard of this before?

Wait!

wrong.

What is another universe?

Is the diary suggesting that the Justice League is an organization from another universe?

Are you kidding me!

Do parallel universes really exist?

Please, those are just scientific hypotheses, scenes from science fiction movies.

"Disgrace!"

"This is blatant slander!"

Upon seeing the news that Homelander had destroyed a plane and killed a whole plane full of civilians, Starlight could no longer tolerate it.

There should be a limit to slandering someone, right?

Spreading rumors is illegal, you know!

Although Starlight's idol is Deepsea, not Homelander, Starlight still has great respect for Homelander.

How many criminals are caught by the Chinese nationals every year around the world?

How much of their own wealth do Chinese people donate to charity every year?

How many exemplary things have the people of our motherland done?

They're just making things up there.

Let's just completely ignore the facts.

And the idea that Homelander secretly trains supervillains is just utter nonsense.

Who doesn't know that superheroes' abilities are all self-awakened?

All superheroes are chosen ones by God!

No one in the world has ever been able to artificially create a superhero.

And Compound No. 5? Do you really think you can fool yourself by fabricating something that seems plausible?

That's hilarious!

That's right, superpowered individuals aren't born that way; they're mass-produced by Vought International.

I doubt anyone knows this.

[The Vought International Corporation has made secret agreements with many people to inject their children with Compound V; this is how superpowered individuals in this world are created.]

The whole "chosen superpowered individuals" thing is just Vought International's nonsense.

Of course, superpowered individuals can also pass on their abilities; for example, Homelander has a son.

[He fully inherited the abilities of the Homelander.]

Even Homelander was conceived through in-vitro fertilization of a soldier boy.

"What on earth is this guy talking about?"

Has he lost his mind?

Even the starlight didn't know what to say.

Are superpowered individuals not born that way, but rather created by the Vought International?

Wow, that's quite an imagination!

Of course, they're also quite bold, daring to say anything and everything.

If these remarks from the other party were to get out, it would offend more than just Vought Corporation.

More than two hundred superheroes from all over the world!

That was an insult and a disgrace to all superheroes, including her Starlight!

No, that's not right.

But soon, Starlight subconsciously shook her head again.

No matter how she thought about it, she felt that things might not be as simple as she had imagined.

Whoever Zhou Cheng is who wrote this diary, one thing is undeniable: he is a superhuman, a superhero.

If the other party slanders superpowered individuals in this way, aren't they also slandering themselves?

Moreover, the other party suddenly used his ability to contact him, just to say some inexplicable things to him?

Logically, this is somewhat untenable.

What if we look at it from the other side?

What if the other person is revealing some major secrets to you?

Doesn't this make more sense?

hiss!

No way!

Thinking of this, Xingguang's expression became more solemn than ever before.

I even felt my heart beating a little faster.

impossible?

The things mentioned in the diary were truly terrifying!

It even completely overturned Starlight's preconceived notions. How could Starlight believe it so easily?

"This isn't true."

"It can't be true."

After careful consideration, Starlight shook her head.

She ultimately couldn't accept the "explosive" things revealed in the diary.

"Soldier boy?"

Soon, the name also caught Starlight's attention.

This guy is also a very famous figure, and you could even say he was the first generation of phenomenal national idol.

During the era of Soldier Boys, this man's immense influence in all aspects was in no way inferior to that of Fatherlander.

That was a legend.

You could say that Soldier Boys were the people of the motherland in that era!

Unfortunately, it is said that the soldier boy went to Ohio to carry out a mission and ultimately died a heroic death.

As time went by, it was gradually forgotten by the public.

Only some of the films left behind by the other side are still circulating.

In everyone's eyes, this person and the Homelander were two completely unrelated people.

But the diary says that the soldier boy is Homelander's father?

That's a bit ridiculous, isn't it?

"This Water Corporation is really something else."

Tony, standing in front of another diary, couldn't help but let out such a sigh.

Starlight doesn't believe that superpowered individuals are artificially created, but Playboy is a firm believer.

After all, the information revealed in the diary has never been wrong so far.

That's why Tony was surprised and taken aback.

This is for creating super soldiers!

Whether it's Tony's own world or the 1610 Ultimate Universe next door, Captain America has been around for many years, and research on super soldiers has been going on for many years, yet there has still been no progress.

It could even be said that the biggest breakthrough was an unexpected product of the Hulk lab.

But what about the world inside the black robes?

They can all be mass-produced now!

The difference is too big, isn't it?

Even more outrageous is that the world of the Black Robe can not only create super soldiers, but also super soldiers with all sorts of superpowers.

Even super soldiers like Superman can be made.

The diary also mentioned that the Super Seven are a bootleg Justice League.

At the time, Tony thought it was just a metaphor, an exaggeration.

But now it seems that it was just describing a fact.

The Super Seven... they're probably just something Vought International created based on the Justice League, right? (End of Chapter)