Dressed in a superhero shell to save the world [Comprehensive British and American]

For nearly half a month, the news of the Metropolis has almost without accident focused on one person-Superman.Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane was the first person to be saved by Superman, and the first person to adopt the title 'Superman'.The two firsts endowed the reporter with a wonderful sense of responsibility and a desire to explore, allowing her to engage in a Superman topic at the risk of being angered by editor-in-chief Perry when almost no one paid attention to Superman.

Facts have proved that this is not a hot-headed whim, but an extremely wise foresight.

Planet Daily became the first to eat crabs.

Superman did not become a fleeting meteor as many people sang and questioned.The maturity he shows is similar to how he feels, when you look at him, you can feel the positive side of your heart being stimulated.

More and more metropolitans are getting used to seeing superheroes in their city shuttle between buildings when they look up. They are eagerly discussing Superman's abilities, his costumes and his expressions, and they can't wait to follow that figure with binoculars , in order to be able to figure out a series of problems.

what is his name?

where is he from?

Is he a mutant?

Where is the limit of his power?

Where is his weakness?Does he really have a weakness?Why did such a powerful creature appear on the earth?What kind of changes will he bring to the future of all mankind?

People who pay attention to the first few questions often see things from a different perspective than those who pay attention to the last few questions.The former is chasing heroes from the perspective of looking up, while the latter is full of scrutiny and doubts, worrying that one day the uncontrollable ability will be aimed at himself.

From a neutral point of view, it is difficult to judge the right and wrong of these two views. They both have reasonable starting points. It can be said that it is the conflict between the two instincts of human beings' strong desire and unwillingness to place their safety in the hands of others.

The problem is, Superman doesn't have to put up with that.

He is the one who has the power to start everything and end everything.In the face of absolute strength, any argument loses its footing and appears frivolous.

—Superman didn't have to save anyone from the start.

Unlike Batman, who first appeared silently in the night, the Metropolis superhero puts himself in the spotlight from the moment he makes his debut.He doesn't hide his face, nor does he refuse to take pictures and videos. If he doesn't have a moment every day, he will disappear from everyone's sight. It almost makes people think that Superman has no free time for himself other than helping others.

Last weekend, someone asked Superman when he brought the kitten down from the tree: "What do you think of the war situation in the Middle East?"

"Excuse me?" Superman replied questioningly.

"Actually, I think you are a bit like Captain America." The man holding the cat said, "But you know that Captain America has been on the battlefield, right? He is someone who has actually contributed to world peace. I mean, since You are capable, why save cats here instead of going where you are more needed?"

This conversation ended without a problem, and the handsome young man with his feet off the ground just responded with a slightly guilty silence.

Louise Lane even felt that there was a calm understanding behind his smiling face, as if he was waiting for people's warm cheers and applause, as well as those unfriendly questions.This is what, in her opinion, is the most commendable thing Superman has shown at present, beyond his ability and appearance-he could have been on the throne of God, but he chose to walk with humans.

"But maybe he hasn't thought about it that much?" Clark Kent, a reporter who recently came to the Planet Daily as an intern, said cautiously when she expressed her opinion, "Superman is indeed very strong, but he is not a god, and he cannot make it everything."

"That's just a metaphor." Louise gave him a non-malicious and contemptuous look, with a bit of pity for new recruits from industry veterans, "Anyway, he saved me, and saved other Man, that deserves a little more good stuff from the papers.. I've been to see war too. A famous quote from Ehrenburg, 'The soldiers chewed the bread, the war devoured the soldiers'. Didn't see It’s only by being superhuman that you can say fake big empty nonsense, the U.S. team is forced by the current situation, and it’s obviously the best thing that Superman doesn’t participate.”

After she finished these insightful remarks, she changed the subject in the next second: "'Ehrenburg' is translated into English words, is there an 'h'?"

"...Yes." Moses replied blankly.

Louise Lane's attitude basically represents the attitude of the Daily Planet.

This newspaper, which was accidentally selected by Superman, has become the most powerful voice for him in the media world.

So much so that Moses really began to consider whether to give Louise an exclusive interview to thank her for her tireless efforts to produce some praise articles that made Superman himself meet and couldn't help covering his face with his hands and distorting his expression.

However, the sales of these newspapers are really high.

"Because even if my personal feelings are excluded, Superman is the hottest topic in Metropolis right now, not even Luthor's new patent." Louise said, "In summary, the residents of Metropolis are either Superman fans or Twisted Superman fan."

She is right.

In the next period of time, Superman took the time to fly to the laboratory in the wilderness to do a full set of inspections on himself with Batman, and left for about three days.He came back to find that half the newspapers said he was in danger, and the other half began to pessimistically feel that Superman was hit and decided to spend the rest of his life incognito.

Moses:"……?"

I just left for three days!three days!

Later, when he and Louise sat together for afternoon tea, they exchanged this topic.

The female reporter propped her chin in one hand and stirred the coffee with the other, uttering anxious thoughts: "No one has seen Superman for three consecutive days. Where did he go? Where does he live? Does he have any relatives? What does he like to wear? Color pajamas? Does he have a dog? What if he never comes back for my interview?"

"...he'll be back."

Her companion could only comfort dryly.

"I heard that two days is your birthday." He changed the subject, "Do you have any wishes to fulfill?"

"Superman interview?" Louis said without hesitation.

Moses bowed down and decided to grant her wish - he really needed someone to explain his origins to the world.He's also glad it's Louise, if he can.The Planet Daily is not a tabloid, and it is a strange coincidence that the editor-in-chief assigns a female reporter to guide her instead.

Clark Kent isn't an outward approximation of Superman.

He is tall, and because of this strength that is contrary to his temperament, he embodies a kind of pleasing clumsiness.The rawness of life that Clark displays isn't entirely false.Beneath Superman's flawless exterior, there's always been a part of him that identifies himself with the multitude of beings he belongs to and loves dearly.

How on earth can a homeless stranger be accepted?

Only blend in.

Moses wasn't saying Superman wasn't happy, he just felt lonely occasionally.

Louise Lane is a wise and sharp lady.Her beauty did not overshadow her wisdom and courage, and she was one of the most representative group of ordinary people who did not have superpowers that Moses knew.

She didn't understand Clark Kent's little jokes in everyday life, but she never really despised them either.

They met each other in a short time and became friends who could be trusted even though they couldn't understand each other.Perhaps there are indeed some friendships in this universe that will remain unbreakable no matter how the world changes.

Superman landed gently in the backyard of Lois Lane's suburban house on a starry night.

When the female reporter pointed her gun at the uninvited guest in panic, she saw a pair of blue eyes shining with a smile under the starlight.

"Good evening." The young man who told her not to play with her mobile phone in the middle of the road with a preaching tone half a month ago suddenly appeared at her home without warning after being missing for three days, relaxed and happy as if nothing had happened He said hello, "I heard that you have been wanting to interview me, and it just so happens that I have time today, so I will come."

Louise was excited and furious, and almost wanted to press the trigger to see if the body was really comparable to steel.But she let go of her trembling hand, and the metal weapon was grabbed by Superman before it fell to the ground, and then placed on the low table beside her.

"I'm going to get a notebook."

She rushed back to the room in a hurry, left Superman alone in the garden, went to the bathroom to fix her hair and put on makeup, and thanked that she had just come out of the party without changing her dress, then picked up her notebook and ran away return.

"Long, long wait." Louise finished panting, feeling a little shyness in the other party's clear eyes, "You really don't mind if I ask questions?"

"I promise you." Superman pulled up the chair and motioned for her to sit down. "I'm sure I'm ready."

"Then the first question." Louise felt so nervous that her voice was trembling. She was like a novice reporter who was entrusted with a heavy responsibility for the first time. Her mind was in a mess and she managed to pull out the thread. "Your name?"

"Kal-El."

"How to spell... well, that doesn't sound like English."

"Indeed," said Superman casually, "in another planet's language—I'm an alien."

The only human present raised his head in astonishment.

They stared at each other for a long time to make sure Superman wasn't joking.

After a long time, the female reporter cleared her throat, lowered her head and typed with a serious expression, and continued to ask: "I understand, please rest assured, this kind of thing is not without precedent. Where is your hometown? Why did you come to Earth?"

"It's far away." The inquired's statement was vague, "but it has been destroyed. I landed on the earth and regarded her as my second home."

"...you grew up on Earth?"

"Yes."

"And do you have parents? I mean, adoptive parents?"

Superman was silent for longer this time.

"No." He replied with a smile.

Louise bit her tongue, forced herself to wake up, not to be fascinated by beauty - it was really hard, Superman's blue eyes were more beautiful than the night sky.

They continued to ask a few irrelevant questions, and Louise even felt that she was suspected of delaying time, but Superman was indeed prepared as he said, answering questions and being very patient.

Finally, there is always a finale topic for finishing.

The female reporter deliberated for a while, thinking of the hot spots of controversy recently, she was dominated by a sudden impulse and asked, "Do you have any known weaknesses?"

Moses immediately thought of the lead plates in the Batcave.

And Bruce Wayne's move to buy kryptonite all over the world.

Superman's expression was a little weird for a moment.

Noticing this complex emotion, even though she knew she was doing her job as a reporter, Louise still felt a little regretful about her question just now.

But the words were out.

"If you don't want to say it, I'll agree..."

"Lead." Superman answered a little more quickly this time, as if waiting for her to ask the question.Anyway, according to the system, his weakness will be known to every villain in the universe sooner or later, so it doesn’t matter if he explains in advance, “This metal can block my sight. And kryptonite, if you hear over this substance—it can kill me."

This is not right.

Louise thought while typing in the dazed shock.This is by no means the normal way to have a conversation.

When Superman talks about his Achilles' heel, he shouldn't be so superficial and nonchalant.

Judging from past conversations, he does regard the earth as his only hometown.

But if it is to win people's trust—this is one of the purposes of this interview—to reassure those he protects, the price he pays is too heavy.

Louise lowered her head, recalling the conversation and the words she wrote in detail.

For a moment, she felt that Superman's love for the earth was too deep, and he underestimated the bottom line of the human group too much.

But is this really his problem?At this time, Louise did not dare to assert.

Until the next day, General Drew Zod, an army leader who claimed to be from the destroyed planet Krypton, captured the major communication lines in the United States with technology far beyond the earth, announcing his arrival and purpose to the world: order Humans hand over the fertility book containing Kryptonian genes.

He has the ambition to colonize the earth and restore Krypton to the universe.

Before the U.S. officials responded, Superman took the lead in stepping out.