Flying Tricycles and Rocket Backpacks Leave Grandpa and Grandson Stunned

Su Hao joins a makeover variety show and also has access to a library filled with technical books from countless worlds.

He tells an old man who comes to his door, "I'd like to turn your tricycle into one that can fly."

The old man looks confused.

"Fly? Like Feitian Moutai?"

A month later, the old man curiously presses a button on his flying tricycle. It takes him straight from his front door to the square, astonishing his square-dancing partners and the rival competing with him for their attention. Now the old man understands.

The second order: Make something convenient for an old man's young grandson to get to school.

Su Hao says solemnly to the boy, "How about a rocket-powered backpack?"

The boy happily agrees.

A month later, the boy is late for school.

He presses a button on the backpack, and two jets burst from the back. He flies to class at the speed of light, immediately winning over a crowd of younger boys and girls. The class beauty wants to walk home with him, and the boy is thrilled.

The production crew, however, is dumbfounded, because the next order is from the military!

"Hello, I'm the Rabbit."

Looking at the person in front of him wearing an army balaclava, Su Hao is the one left dumbfounded.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.