Handicrafts: I Asked You to Modify a Tricycle, Not Make It Fly

He modifies a tricycle to fly, upgrades a schoolbag, and builds an artificial rocket launcher, until the authorities come knocking.

Working hard to improve people’s lives! That’s the slogan of the country’s biggest renovation show.

It recruits countless contestants and sends them all over the country, posing as ordinary repair-shop owners while helping people improve their products.

Su Hao is an unknown contestant, but his golden finger is a library filled with countless books on technology!

First renovation: an old man’s tricycle.

Su Hao sympathizes with the old man, who spends far too long commuting to and from work and has no time to spend with his grandson. So he proposes a solution: “How about I modify it so it can fly? Then you won’t have to deal with traffic on your commute. What do you think?”

The old man looks puzzled. “Fly? Like Moutai?”

Nobody on the show believes Su Hao can pull it off. Then, a month later, the old man picks up his tricycle. Caught in the evening rush hour, he presses a button, and whoosh, the tricycle flies into the sky.

Everyone is stunned.

Second renovation: his little grandson’s schoolbag.

Su Hao wears a devilish smile.

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