Su Ming's target was the multiverse before the last reboot—simply put, the N52 Universe before Doctor Manhattan intervened.
That was the Timeline for this journey, a stretch of time perched at the edge of a cliff.
As for the location, it was the Monitor's old home: the Monitor Sphere.
But compared to the present-day Monitor Sphere, which was utterly ruined and completely deserted, this artificial celestial body was now like an incomparably prosperous future society, with countless Monitors living here.
In theory, regardless of gender, they were essentially variants of the Monitor currently beside Su Ming, spread across different universes and points in time. It was a society formed by one person, somewhat like the world of Clones described in many science fiction novels.
As Su Ming admired the buildings and scenery along the streets, he recalled the intelligence from his previous life.
Before Crisis on Infinite Earths, during the Pre-New 52 Era, there had been only one Monitor in the DC Universe. After Flashpoint, during the N52 Era, every universe had a Monitor.
That intelligence was not particularly useful, but if someone transmigrated into the DC Universe at an unknown time, they could determine whether it was N52 or Pre-New 52 by the number and names of the Monitors.
Known Monitors in the N52 Era included Bob, Dax Novu, Hermuz, Nix Uotan, Rox Ogama, Solomon, Tahoteh, The Monitor, Weeja Dell, and Zillo Valla, along with many more whose names were unknown.
Of course, that was all in the past. After Metal occurred, Earth-0's Monitor was killed by The Batman Who Laughs. After that, the other Monitor variants were retrieved one by one by the original body, becoming the bald man now at Su Ming's side—the so-called Over-Monitor.
Seeing the scene before him, the Monitor felt somewhat wistful, as though