For Clark, rebuilding Kryptonian Civilization was probably something he had never even considered.
Having grown up on Blue Star with a fairly happy family, even though Old Kent had passed away, he still had his mother and girlfriend.
So when it came to a sense of belonging, Blue Star was certainly stronger than Krypton in Clark's heart.
As for rebuilding Kryptonian Civilization...
"I think things are pretty good as they are." Clark shrugged.
"Besides, every race has its own path of development."
"And Kryptonian Civilization..."
A sorrowful look appeared in Clark's eyes as he reminisced and spoke to Lin Feng about Kryptonian Civilization.
After ending Zod in this universe, Clark had repeatedly gone to speak with the recording his biological father had left aboard the spaceship.
He had watched Krypton's entire history of development again and again, and had also learned why Krypton had been destroyed.
Many Kryptonians had originally possessed a sense of superiority. Not only were they complacent and resistant to change, but they also had a strict class system.
Even more strangely, Kryptonians had not needed to reproduce as their planet developed.
Every newborn had emerged from a cultivation chamber according to the needs of civilization.
Thus, the trajectory of every Kryptonian's life had been decided from birth.
No matter how hard they tried, they could not change their fate.
Over time, the Kryptonians lost their drive and their future.
But wherever there were people, there would be conflict and war.
Before Krypton faced destruction, Zod had started a war and was subsequently exiled.
After that came the events mentioned in the story. When Krypton faced annihilation, Clark's father placed him in a spaceship and sent him into the universe, where he eventually arrived on Blue Star.
Zod and several companions had also survived Krypton's destruction by