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Clark deduced from its appearance that the spacecraft had come from his home planet.

In his view, this was a larger version of the small spaceship he had traveled in as a baby.

Lois was in shock.

When Clark inserted the S-marked key he carried into the spaceship, the ship responded to his control.

A man appeared!

He was similar to Clark—his biological father, Jor-El, the scientist leader of Krypton.

Jor-El explained his existence.

The Jor-El in the spaceship was actually just a memory projection, not a real person, and could only appear in the ship as a mental projection.

Clark finally learned the truth about his origins.

He and Lois embraced tightly.

As they exercised in the Arctic, their relationship with Lois quickly heated up.

During this time, Superman's powers were fully revealed.

Before the movie, people had wondered: If you were a superhero with such terrifying power, wouldn't you let yourself go?

But Superman, respecting the agreement with his adoptive parents, decided to keep his powers hidden for the rest of his life.

At the end of the holiday, Clark and Lois led an ordinary life. One day, Clark went home to visit his adoptive parents.

The sky suddenly changed.

A huge tornado appeared.

In full view, Clark's adoptive father, Jonathan, was caught in the storm while trying to save his dog.

There were too many people around.

Jonathan knew Clark had the power to save him, but he didn't want Clark to reveal his extraordinary abilities.

Jonathan believed the world wasn't ready for Clark to be exposed, and he wanted Clark to enjoy his normal life, so he sacrificed himself.

After Jonathan was buried, Clark fell into grief.

Clark's mother, Martha, didn't blame him but understood Jonathan's self-sacrifice.

In the following days, just as Jonathan had hoped, Clark and Lois were preparing for marriage, and Clark felt happiness in this ordinary life.

Clark gradually came to believe that Jonathan had been right—that he should not expose his superpowers.

The life of an ordinary person was the happiness he had been pursuing. However, Clark didn't know that danger was quietly approaching Earth.

At the North American Air Defense Joint Command and U.S. Northern Command command center, the top military leaders were in a meeting.

The space agency had detected an unusual shadow in space.

A spaceship.

Aliens!

The military was shocked and immediately moved to block the news.

The space agency attempted to contact the spacecraft, but it didn't respond.

The military realized the visitors had no peaceful intentions.

A few days later, the news remained elusive.

Private organizations and stargazers had discovered the spacecraft, located near the moon in outer space.

They quickly contacted the media.

The media made it public, causing a worldwide sensation.

Clark had an ominous premonition. And he was right.

The aliens had infiltrated the human network, deciphered all human languages, and posted a message on the Internet.

TVs, mobile phones, computers, and street advertising screens were all overtaken by one message. A deep voice echoed across all channels.

This sentence was spoken in Chinese, English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, and many other languages.

When translated, it had only one meaning:

[You are not alone.]

...

The audience were fascinated, but their hearts were faintly chilled. They thought back to the alien attack in New York that had occurred not long ago.

The plot in the movie seemed to serve as a metaphor for this incident—the aliens were watching Earth!

The Earth couldn't fully welcome the aliens with a friendly attitude.

As they watched the movie, which had been filmed before the alien attack, some people's eyes widened as they thought of something.

Daily bugle!

Batman!

And some mysterious organizations!

These groups had definitely known about the aliens long before the attack.

However, to avoid causing panic, the information was kept hidden from the public.

It wasn't until the alien attack occurred that it was decided to make the information public.

Although these thoughts were just a vague guess, the truth seemed to be right in front of them. Others shared the same suspicions.

These people were both excited and panicked.

The release of this film had hit their nerves at the perfect moment, making them instantly excited and absorbed in the story.

Even S.H.I.E.L.D. agents frowned.

They, too, thought that this movie, this scene, was Anton's way of metaphorically addressing the situation.

After thinking about it, they couldn't come to any conclusions, so they continued watching.

"My name is General Zod, and I come from a world far away from you. I've traveled across countless planets to find you..."

"One of our citizens has lived on your world for decades. I ask you to give this person to me. I don't know why he concealed his existence. He has tried hard to blend in with the people on Earth. He looks like you, but he is not an Earthling!"

"For those who know his whereabouts, the fate of your planet will be in your hands."

"Kal-El, you have 24 hours to surrender to us. Otherwise, you will watch the world fall and bear the consequences!"

With this, the message ended.

The world returned to its normal state.

Televisions, mobile phones, computers, and street advertising screens all resumed their original images.

But everyone knew the Earth would never be peaceful again. People on Earth were not the only intelligent life in the universe—aliens had arrived!

"Zod!"

Clark knew the person Zod was referring to was himself.

Finally, he donned the Superman suit and walked toward the military, who were searching for him.

Lois asked him, "Why did you surrender to Zod?"

Clark replied, "I surrendered to humanity, not to him."

After talking with the military, it was decided that Clark would meet Zod in an open area, as Zod had been searching for him for years.

Behind Clark were countless military vehicles, tanks, and aircraft. Clark was taken away in full view of the public.

But General Zod tore up the agreement.

He had installed a special environmental modification device on Earth, intending to transform the planet into Krypton. He planned to obtain the Kryptonian genetic code from Clark, as given to him by Jor-El, in order to resurrect the Kryptonian race on Earth.

A great battle!

This movie had been long anticipated by countless audiences. As a result, people witnessed Superman in his strongest form.

The battle between Clark and General Zod was brilliantly portrayed, enhanced by special effects. Buildings collapsed easily.

Clark shattered mountains with a single punch.

Their speed surpassed that of sound, and shockwaves rippled through the air.

Zod's armor was torn apart, and when he was exposed to the sun, his body mutated and rapidly healed.

At that moment, Zod finally understood why Clark was so powerful.

He was exhilarated, and with his vast combat experience, the two supermen unleashed extraordinary strength.

The battle began again!

...

The battle in the movie continues.

Nick Fury couldn't watch it calmly.

Although it might not be a big deal in fiction, it would be incredible if there were races in this world that could become stronger by basking in the sun.

Fury couldn't wait to leave the cinema, find Anton, and ask the truth. He had only one question: Is there a Superman in this world?

From that moment on, Tony Stark, who was in Los Angeles, began to feel that this movie was pure nonsense.

Get stronger in the sun!

If there really is a Superman in this world, this method of gaining strength would completely subvert Tony's understanding of science.

He would rather eat the chair he was sitting on than believe that a Superman exists.

In the end, of course, Zod was defeated by Clark.

Clark was exposed, became a superhero, was revered as a god, and was worshipped by countless people.

Easter egg part.

The actor playing Batman appears.

"He is dangerous!"

"People regard him as a god!"

Batman looked serious, watching the image on TV.

It was a photo of Superman suspended in the sky, fighting Zod, captured by a reporter in the ruins after the victory.

Batman's tone was low: "But I can't trust him."

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