Black Technology: It All Began When I Smashed Newton's Apple

Su Hao has the ability to transmigrate through history. On his first trip, he meets the greatest physicist of all time, Isaac Newton.

To help bring about the theory of universal gravitation, he plucks an apple and throws it at Newton's head.

Newton catches him and, scowling, beats him up. But the incident also leads Newton to grasp universal gravitation, and he writes the name of the person Su Hao has become into his book, calling him "the one who derived the law of universal gravitation."

On his second trip, Su Hao arrives in Oppenheimer's time. He successfully takes part in the nuclear bomb project and is granted an audience with Truman. When Truman asks where the bomb should be dropped, Su Hao smiles mysteriously.

On his third trip, Su Hao appears at Stephen Hawking's home. Hawking is holding a party for time travelers, and the elderly scientist is dumbfounded when he sees Su Hao.

It isn't until one day, when Su Hao is exposed, that people discover there really was a time traveler hidden in the obscure corners of history!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.