American comic book red Superman

Arthur Curry chatted intermittently.

As he spoke, he noticed Kara, seemingly amazed by her appearance, and asked with a slightly surprised tone, "She's your sister?"

"cousin."

Rowe noticed Arthur's expression and couldn't help but remind him, "Forget about it. Trying to seduce her is much harder than mating with a school of fish."

“Fuck? Where did you hear that rumor? I never do such a thing.”

Arthur Curry's face darkened. He then pulled a communicator from behind his back, tossed it to Rowe, and said slowly, "Bruce gave this to you. He said it would make it easier to contact you later."

"Communicator?"

Lowe knew that Aquaman had come specifically to find him; otherwise, Aquaman would have arrived long ago if he had been wandering the Atlantic for so many days.

He took the communicator and noticed an "S" symbol on it, which was the Al family's symbol and also the one on Superman's chest. "Bruce is quite thoughtful."

“Shit, he made me a trident logo, I thought it would be a bit innovative.”

Arthur Curry took out his communicator, which had a trident symbol on it.

He then put it away and, without lingering, winked at Kara, said goodbye, and plunged into the sea. As the giant wave receded, his figure disappeared into the boundless ocean.

"He's disgusting."

Kara waited until the person had walked away before uttering a single sentence.

He couldn't help but ask Rowe, "Does he really mate with fish?"

"I don't know, maybe, after all, he's the King of the Sea."

Luo Wei laughed and said that he didn't actually know whether Aquaman had mated with the fish or if it was a joke or a true story.

But what posture should Neptune use when facing a school of fish?

"Stop thinking about it, let's go back."

Rowe stretched, pulled Kara along, and flew towards the North Pole towards the setting sun. During the flight, he thought about whether he should get Kara an identity, as staying in the North Pole indefinitely wasn't a good idea.

But where should we assign Kara?

The United States is definitely not an option.

Let's stick with China. After all, Kara is unfamiliar with the area, and it's safer for her to stay with us to avoid any trouble.

[PS: Sorry for the late update.]

Chapter 89 088: Superwoman (The End)

The Metropolitan Mathematical Olympiad ended as scheduled. Of course, most of the time was spent studying, and only a small part of the time was spent taking the exam. About half a month had passed. With the end of the year approaching and New Year's Day just around the corner, Luo Wei and his group were finally able to return to China.

Most of the students were reluctant to leave. After all, they had been in the metropolis for so long without having a chance to properly enjoy themselves and experience the local customs and culture before having to leave in a hurry. On the contrary, Chen Kaile, as a teacher, seemed even more impatient than the students. He couldn't wait to go back. Although he received a lot of bonuses and subsidies as the teacher in charge, the carjacking incident still bothered him. He couldn't wait to return to China and kept muttering about Superman. Perhaps during his time in the United States, Teacher Chen had been hoping to receive Superman's protection, unaware that Superman had always been by his side.

The return flight was in the afternoon, but in the morning, Rowe and his team had to attend the closing ceremony, an awards ceremony. Rowe's team won first place; those questions were child's play for the Kryptonians with their super brains. Rowe didn't seem particularly interested when accepting the award. The biggest achievement of this trip to America was undoubtedly imprisoning Steppenwolf and preventing the Apokolips invasion. Of course, almost no one outside knew about these events; even the US government only knew it was an alien invasion, but they had no idea which side it was.

The US government did consider investigating Batman's identity to understand the reasons behind it, but ultimately did not do so. In any case, the invasion of the Apokolips brought them many benefits, allowing them to further understand the extraterrestrial species.

Getting back to the boring closing ceremony, watching a group of American kids singing songs about their country's oil industry on stage, Lowe almost fell asleep. But the last person to give a speech kept him awake.

That man was none other than Lex Luthor.

Lai Tu.

The competition lasted for about half a month, and Lai Tu didn't even show his face once. However, no one dared to complain. As a sponsor and the winner of the Metropolitan Tomorrow's Choice, he was an extremely busy person and simply didn't have much time to participate in the competition.

The fact that they appeared at the closing ceremony was already a great honor.

Interestingly, Lex Luthor was in a good mood and even shook hands with the winning team, Rowe's group.

It was this close contact that allowed Rowe to discern from Lex Luthor's micro-expressions that Luthor was in a good mood, seemingly having achieved another great success in some area.

Lowe had considered whether to go to the Lex Group, since his super vision would make it easy to see the entire building. However, he ultimately decided against it. If Lex noticed, it would be a loss. He knew that if Lex noticed, his intelligence would quickly lead him to the conclusion that it was Superman who was fighting against the Apokolips humanoid demons.

So, after the closing ceremony, Luo Wei didn't have any other activities until he boarded the plane in the afternoon and flew for about ten hours before returning to Green Vine City Airport.

The school sent a bus to pick up the students.

They were then escorted to their doorsteps, and Director Huang informed everyone that they did not need to go to school before the start of the next semester, as the final exams were coming up soon and Luo Wei and his group would not need to take them.

"I am back."

In the old town, in an ordinary apartment building, Luo Wei pushed open the door and habitually called out. The living room was cold and empty, without a sound.

He didn't hear anyone at home, and thought that his parents must have gone on a business trip and hadn't returned yet. Today was Friday, and Green Snake was probably at the Self-Improvement Department's training.

"Perfect timing, let's take care of Kara's matter."

After returning to his room and putting away his luggage, Luo Wei began to think about arranging an identity for Kara. In fact, it would be very simple for him to arrange an identity for Kara in the database.

Because the artificial intelligence dragon previously created using Kryptonian technology could easily infiltrate China's information database, but the difficulty lies in how to reasonably explain Kara's identity.

If someone appears out of nowhere, no one will suspect them in the short term. But as time goes on and Kara gets involved in more and more things, complications are bound to arise.

Kara must be given a legitimate status so that she can stay in China for an extended period of time.

What status should we give her?

Luo Wei pondered that if Kara joined the Self-Strengthening Department, then there would be no need to worry too much about her identity; the Self-Strengthening Department could explain everything with just one file.

However, that is obviously impossible. Involving the Self-Strengthening Ministry would only make things more complicated. If the Self-Strengthening Ministry knew that there were aliens in China, they would turn the whole country upside down. No one would think that the appearance of an alien race within their own territory would be a good thing. That's the reality, because it would make them feel very insecure.

Luo Wei stood by the window, gazing outside for a long time. Suddenly, an advertisement for a real estate agency on a street in the far distance caught his attention: "Study Abroad Consulting Company?"

Upon seeing an advertisement for a shady real estate agency, an idea popped into his mind.

Have you learned Chinese?

A few hours later, in the evening, in an apartment building, Luo Wei brought Kara back from the Arctic. It was her first time in China and her first time experiencing Earth's social environment. She was full of curiosity about the outside world.

I stood by the window, scanning the outside scenery with my super vision.

"Learned."

Kara said in a slightly awkward accent, "Chinese is actually quite simple."

"That's very simple for us, but it wouldn't be easy for other foreigners to learn."

When Luo Wei saw that she had learned it, he breathed a sigh of relief. Her Chinese didn't sound authentic, but it was enough.

"Alright, what identity are you going to assign me?"

Before coming, Kara already knew the reason for the matter: her cousin planned to arrange an identity for her to live in China.

Earth, like Krypton, is an orderly and civilized society where everyone has their own identity. However, unlike Krypton, where identities cannot be forged because everything is arranged by the Codex of Life at birth, even a senator cannot change their identity. This system is deeply rooted in Kryptonian society.

"You are now an international student in China. Remember that. Here, take this file and read it carefully."

Rowe handed Kara a file.

Kara took it and read it carefully, gaining a general understanding of her identity.

An international student from the United States.

The school he attended was Lowe's Third Middle School.

As for why Luo Wei wouldn't grant Chinese citizenship, the reason is simple: Kara's face doesn't look like that of a Chinese person, so there's no way to force a reasonable identity into her. To get a reasonable identity, everything has to be explainable.

Therefore, the identity of an international student is the easiest to explain.

Simply put, China and the United States are very far apart. All you need to do is create a fake identity for Kara in the United States, but not use it there, because Kara doesn't even exist in the United States.

But it's different in China, because it's impossible for anyone to go to the United States to investigate whether Kara really exists. They only need to compare data with databases and find that the person exists, and that's enough.

This is similar to some African blacks coming to China to work as foreign teachers. In reality, their education level is not high, but people are still willing to believe that as long as there is something to prove their black identity, who would go to Africa to verify whether this person exists?

If Kara performs well enough in China, becoming a Chinese citizen in the future will be a very easy thing.

"Hmm, it's reasonable."

Luo Wei checked Kara's identity file and found no problems with the arrangement. There shouldn't be any issues, since his parents hadn't had any major problems when they registered his household registration.

Besides, he has also brought a talent to China, a woman who will become a well-rounded warrior in the future.

Kara can be considered a gifted individual in Krypton.

Although his potential is not as high as Luo Wei's, he is still very talented, and his super brain alone means that his future is destined to be extraordinary.

"So, I'm sleeping here tonight? I'm going to get moldy from staying in this spaceship all the time."

Kara was in a good mood; at least she wouldn't have to stay in the Arctic every day.

As she spoke, she collapsed onto her cousin's large bed, her lithe body sinking into the soft blankets, her slender waist appearing almost too delicate to be grasped.

"No, if you sleep here, it won't be easy to explain."

Luo Wei shook his head. He knew Kara was his cousin, but others didn't. If he were discovered, even jumping into the Yellow River wouldn't be an explanation.

"What's there to be afraid of? We're siblings."

Kara seemed indifferent. In the first few days after arriving on Earth, she appeared rather frail and reserved, but in reality, she had a very outgoing personality and the mindset of a strong woman.

"And you want me to fly back to the North Pole?"

She rubbed her long hair in frustration, making it a little messy and hanging down in front of her pale blue, moist eyes. Clearly, she didn't want to stay in the boring Arctic spaceship any longer.

The main problem is that she's been in the Phantom Space for over a decade and has had enough. She simply can't stand that environment anymore; it's driving her crazy.

"Little Wei? You're back?"

Just then, the living room door opened, and the light, nimble voice of the green snake came through. The little girl took off her shoes and ran towards the bedroom, appearing exceptionally joyful from the inside out. You could hear her skipping and hopping just from her footsteps.

"Don't come in yet."

Looking at Kara, who was still lying on the bed, Rowe quickly called out.

Click—

But the door opened the next second.

Green Snake tilted his head, stared at the bed for a while, and slowly asked, "Little Wei, who is this woman from the Western Regions?"

[PS: Just to clarify, the protagonist and Kara are impossible, otherwise I would get banned. Of course, Kara will not be given to anyone else (just to avoid being scolded).]

Also, this fake identity thing is just for fun, it's all made up. I've never experienced it myself, it's all based on my imagination.

In addition, the later plot takes place in China. As for the Justice League and major events, they will also be written about later, interspersed with each other. If I wrote it all at once, it would be too boring and I wouldn't be able to write many words.