I Made a Living by Fishing 40,000 Years Ago

Lin Yu, fifty-two years old, has been fishing in the wild for thirty years and in the air force countless times. When I woke up, I traveled to 40,000 BC. The large beasts were almost extinct, and primitive people were so hungry that they gnawed tree bark. All his belongings: a broken fishing rod, half a box of fishing hooks, and a reel of fishing line. Language barrier, civilization returned to zero. These stout, high-browed primitives regarded him as a monster. Until Lin Yu picked up a thirty-pound fish from the river. The patriarch stared at him and held back two words: "... God?" Lin Yu shook his head: "Fisherman." Later he learned that these people were called Neanderthals. History books say that they were all killed by Homo sapiens. That's a history book. This is reality.