I Just Transmigrated into Superman, and You Say This Is a Cultivation World?

It feels like Superman's body and bloodline make him the perfect puppet or the best vehicle to seize one's body in the world of immortality.

In fact, what I have always wanted to say is why many protagonists transform so quickly after gaining superhuman or superhuman powers, and directly become their ancestors, without eating beef or anything like that. If a child with physical and mental health can become a person controlled by the lower body, or a cold and heartless person after nine years of compulsory education, this is unreasonable, alas.

After all, he is an existence that is idealistic enough to break the six dimensions with one punch 😰

What kind of magic is used to defeat Superman? The Olympus lightning that combines the power of 6 gods, the chaos magic that distorts everything, the magic that makes your wishes come true, the attack of your own power that superimposes multiple dimensions, the Omega Ω ray that erases all life, the anti-life equation that erases existence, and the 7-color spectrum combined force ray. Which one is not multi-level magic? Your uncle Superman just lay on the ground for a while and it was fine. Can you try someone else? Is this called no magic resistance?

Seeing that this book is now ready to be put on the shelves, and seeing all kinds of demons dancing around in the comment area since the opening of the book, and now that it has become obsessed with the issue of Superman's magic resistance, and even various personal attacks, I feel that I should objectively explain the core source of Superman's low magic resistance here. First of all, Superman's fear of magic is a classic official setting. Although the degree of this fear varies depending on different authors, works, and periods, it is a real official setting. Although it is not without any resistance, it is indeed less resistant than other types of attacks. The key point we need to figure out is why Superman needs this weakness in particular. The core reason is actually not complicated. It is simply that when creating American comics, they like to find opposites in villains or character weaknesses. The classic example is Marvel's Iron Man and the villain The Mandarin. On the basis that both of them are from a family of arms dealers, the Mandarin compares to Iron Man in that he is of Asian descent; Iron Man uses technological equipment and has very high combat effectiveness. On the other hand, he cannot fight at all when taking off his armor. Correspondingly, the Mandarin is an extremely powerful figure in early Marvel comics. A rare martial arts master setting, a physical strongman who can fight the armored Tony hand-to-hand and tear the armor many times with his hands; Tony, as a representative of the technology world, the Mandarin uses 10 alien magic rings as his own weapons to highlight a confrontation between magic and technology. The same is true for Superman. In DC, Superman's alien ancestry and various superpowers based on the awakening of sunlight are classified in a broad sense into the technological school. Technological weaknesses include kryptonite, which can weaken Superman or even poison him and cause fatal damage. The corresponding magic aspect gives him a relatively low magic resistance weakness. Another question is "Why is magic given a very broad and vague low magic resistance compared to Kryptonite?" The answer is also very simple. Simply speaking, there are basically no characters or plots related to magic that can be exposed to Superman's personal issues. It is true that according to DC's setting, magic is not unique to the earth. Other alien worlds and even different worlds have their own magical powers. But for Superman, 99% of enemies and events are directly technological, and it is almost impossible to touch magic issues in his plot. The ones that need to deal with magic are basically joint publications, especially the large-scale events of the Justice League, where there is a high probability of magic incidents. The most classic ones are the various fairy tale book characters summoned by the Justice League in the old days when they fought against the Fairy Tale Queen. Superman seemed to be in a hurry. On the other hand, it also means that the story must find a reason to remove the ceiling of Superman's combat power, so that he cannot deal with related magic problems, and allow other magic-related characters to play their part and finally solve the incident. Otherwise, Superman's ability can solve almost all problems. In the final analysis, it is just a creative need for the plot. The definition of Superman's magic resistance is very vague, and it is also due to creative issues. In addition to the clear classification of magic in the magic world, there are also many situations where magic is relatively vague. Broadly speaking, Aquaman also belongs to the category of magic, but his abilities are basically not related to magic. Superman can still appear to handle major cross-work events related to Aquaman. Similarly, Wonder Woman, as a representative character from mythology, is actually a magic type. However, except when the plot requires it, there are actually many plots where Superman's normal performance has no impact. From the results, Superman's low magic resistance core is just a convenient weakness for the author and editorial department to suppress the combat effectiveness when necessary, and even prevent him from being able to deal with the problem. Depending on the situation, it may even appear as an important factor in adversity to counterattack, further highlighting Superman's power. What's more, according to the official setting, Superman has no ability to use magic. In the P52 era, the earth's sun was replaced by a magical sun, causing Superman to lose his superpowers. Finally, he relied on a magic sword to completely transform himself into magic power and regain his superpowers. This magic version has extremely high magic resistance. It doesn't matter if some people don't want to admit it, the Shazam we are now familiar with was formerly known as Captain Marvel. In fact, he is a completely magical Superman. In the parallel world of Earth 5, he is the Superman character of that universe. Some people even refuse to admit Shazam, so it doesn't matter. We can give another example-Chinese Superman Kong Kenan. Another officially recognized Superman character. This one is even more special because the source of his power is "Qi". Although DC classifies him as a superman with magical elements, according to our Chinese understanding, Kong Kenan can even be classified as a Qi practitioner. He has even mastered the power of yin and yang, and as a Superman, he is close to complete immunity to magic. After talking so much, what I want to say is that Superman's magic resistance was originally just a convenience in creation. At the lowest level, the most popular Superman in recent times was defeated by goblins and had his superpowers taken away; at the highest level, the classic setting is that in Kingdom Come, only Shazam, as the magical superman, can compete with Superman himself, and was finally defeated. There are also other story chapters in which Superman successfully fights back against magic in the face of unfavorable circumstances. Even in the original version where magical abilities appear many times and the level of magic resistance is reversed, it is meaningless to insist on whether Superman can resist the methods of the world of cultivation. Some people insist on arguing about this unnecessary issue, and always double standard and only recognize the relevant plot performance when the magic resistance is the lowest, and deliberately ignore the situation that negates the highest performance. This is purely to cause trouble. Open the sky and speak frankly. In the final analysis, some people simply want to see Eastern Cultivation and scorn everything, scorn various foreign, Western and Japanese work systems, and blast them until they are worthless. At their core, they simply want to "win". What he is talking about is the same as that of the inexplicable Honghuang who liked to find Dragon Balls for blackmail in the past. In the end, I read this book just to see the story of the Superman template in the world of cultivation, not to mention that the author has added his own settings to the Superman system, so the super space has nothing to do with Superman. If you don't like this type of story, you can leave it and not read it. If the book collapses and becomes trash, you can complain about this issue. However, some people in the comment area insist on saying that Eastern cultivation is the most noble in ancient times. Those who do not support it have forgotten their roots and worshiped the West. I advise you to gather your moral integrity and leave quickly.

Why are there so many fantasy demons and lunatics here? The author wrote about Marvel Superman on the Immortal Cultivation Channel, which aroused unreasonable hatred from some demons and lunatics. The people who strive for a world view and cultivate immortality are not as good as Marvel, so these things are slandered. 😁😁😁

Everyone who appeared had no sense of boundaries, and had no respect for the strong. They were able to make fun of people who could crush themselves to death like ants in a building, without any sense of boundaries. Also, the protagonist has no awe at all. Judging from the initial panel performance, the protagonist is not invincible, but the protagonist has an invincible attitude. He dares to mess with anyone and is not afraid of capsizing in the gutter.

Tomato, someone copied your book. It looks like the original text was fed to AI, which then changed the name and polished it before putting it on the shelves

Superman is strong, but there are too many methods in the world of immortality. It is too easy to target villains with brains.

The author deliberately does not write the background of the world of immortality. The background of the world is not clear at any level. We don't even know what level of Superman Superman is. We don't even know whether there is a private creation by the author. If he fights with crickets, readers will definitely get into a fight. The author's operation is the same as that of editors. He thinks of where he is, is unkind, and ends up being a chicken feather. Whether it is a work or real life, he will stumbling upon himself.