Carl and Leilei

Basic premise:

1. This story is set in a modified version of Earth that is Krypton. It will mention the names of some people who aren't superheroes, but are treated like superheroes.

2. Kal-El grew up under a red sun and has no superpowers. But since he was spoiled from a young age, he's a little willful and self-important. His biggest frustration is, 'Why are almost everyone around me idiots?' He feels vastly superior to ordinary people and treats them with casual indifference, but is very humble and polite to people he can actually talk to, namely the normal (genius) ones.

3. No matter what world he's in, my dear Clark always ends up picking fights with scientists for all sorts of reasons. No matter how many failures he faces, he never loses sight of his original intentions.

4. I recommend my completed story, "Lexie, Happy Birthday!", a sweet everyday life story after transmigrating to another world.

And now, the blurb.

As everyone knows, the rising star of the research world and one of Krypton's finest future scientists, Kal-El, is only interested in science.

No one thinks it's strange that Mr. El stays cooped up in the ecological lab day and night. The public doesn't actually care that much about the lives of bigwigs they can only see on TV.

But to Rao, the scientist's assistant, the change in the scientist was astounding.

Mr. El, when did you learn to smile so gently and warmly? Your whole thing is being a proud, aloof, expressionless iceberg of a researcher!

Unaware that Rao is having an internal breakdown, the scientist is observing a little dark green ant in the ecological lab.

The scientist considers it a kindred spirit, one of the few beings in this world whose intelligence can match his own, even if it's an ant hell-bent on killing him.

The scientist's rose-colored glasses are thick enough to bludgeon someone with. He doesn't mind the life-threatening things this little ant, which he named LL, does to him. He even praises it.

The scientist knows he's changed a lot, and he knows that plenty of people are wondering why.

The truth isn't as complicated as they imagine. He just... doesn't want LL to reach the wrong conclusions because of unequal access to information after seeing the high praise for him in the pheromone-translated messages LL gives off. And he doesn't want LL to be completely disappointed after seeing what a real scientist is like.

So the scientist decides to change for his beloved LL, offering the very best scientist to you, who are so tenaciously determined to kill me.

It's a gift for a dear friend. Nothing more.

SuperClark AU, a byproduct of reading "Which Family Is Best at Forcing a Double Suicide?" and its long review, "Super Dream of the Worker Ant Clark."

Scientist Kal × lab worker ant Clark

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