Time Bomb Plan

Author: Toyota Yukie
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Fantasy, conspiracy, adventure, and an exhilarating time-travel saga. Chaos! Chaos! Chaos! Wait, what is this? What is that? A 100,000-year-old Yangtze lion, a four-horse, a mammoth, volcanic ash forming the Kanto sedimentary layer... is that not correct? I was still laughing and chatting with my parents in the morning, and suddenly I was transported to the prehistoric era 100,000 years ago. A time machine—a story so unbelievable that no one would believe it happened to me. How cruel fate can be! Where are the adorable Ayuko and the magical Dr. Nishitou? Of course, we all live in the 21st century. We are surrounded by TVs, cars, and convenience stores, living happily and joyfully. Thanks to the development of science and technology, humans have been able to enjoy this civilized life. However, on the same planet, there are still many people who cannot benefit from the blessings of technology. What if one day we were suddenly banished from this civilized world to a primitive world? What kind of scene would that be? This book mainly tells this story. 100,000 years ago, Japan was under subtropical climate, a world inhabited by elephants and various. Many people would be surprised to hear this. Back then, Japan was actually an elephant paradise? There were many elephants called mammoths in Japan at that time, just like in modern America and Southeast Asia. These elephants were named after the Japanese geologist Edmund Naumann, who first discovered them during the Meiji era. Even today, numerous mammoth tusks and bones can still be found in the seabed of the Seto Inland Sea. Because of the subtropical climate, the weather was extremely hot, with bananas, mangoes, and other fruits. Additionally, there were many. Although only a small amount of fossil fragments have been discovered so far, evidence suggests that large did exist back then. This book will provide detailed information about these. At the same time, there were also humans living in the Old Stone Age. You might have seen reports in the recent newspapers questioning this view. A researcher, in pursuit of fame, buried stone tools in ancient strata and lied that they were a "first discovery." As a result, all stone tools excavated from Japan have been marked with question marks, but it doesn’t mean that there were no primitive humans who made stone tools back then. Of course, this book is a science fiction novel, a fictional story. Without a time machine, it would be impossible to enjoy such an adventure. Let’s spread our wings of science fiction and head to primitive Japan. In a certain sense, it is a paradise-like world, but in another sense, it is a terrifying world where death lurks just around the corner. Let’s embark on a time-travel adventure in the world 100,000 years ago, filled with excitement and thrills. What awaits everyone is a world vastly different from daily life, a world full of dreams and imagination. Of course, we all live in the 21st century. We are surrounded by TVs, cars, and convenience stores, living happily and joyfully. Thanks to the development of science and technology, humans have been able to enjoy this civilized life. However, on the same planet, there are still many people who cannot benefit from the blessings of technology. What if one day we were suddenly banished from this civilized world to a primitive world? What kind of scene would that be? This book mainly tells this story. 100,000 years ago, Japan was under subtropical climate, a world inhabited by elephants and various. Many people would be surprised to hear this. Back then, Japan was actually an elephant paradise? There were many elephants called mammoths in Japan at that time, just like in modern America and Southeast Asia. These elephants were named after the Japanese geologist Edmund Naumann, who first discovered them during the Meiji era. Even today, numerous mammoth tusks and bones can still be found in the seabed of the Seto Inland Sea. Because of the subtropical climate, the weather was extremely hot, with bananas, mangoes, and other fruits. Additionally, there were many. Although only a small amount of fossil fragments have been discovered so far, evidence suggests that large did exist back then. This book will provide detailed information about these. At the same time, there were also humans living in the Old Stone Age. You might have seen reports in the recent newspapers questioning this view. A researcher, in pursuit of fame, buried stone tools in ancient strata and lied that they were a "first discovery." As a result, all stone tools excavated from Japan have been marked with question marks, but it doesn’t mean that there were no primitive humans who made stone tools back then. Of course, this book is a science fiction novel, a fictional story. Without a time machine, it would be impossible to enjoy such an adventure. Let’s spread our wings of science fiction and head to primitive Japan. In a certain sense, it is a paradise-like world, but in another sense, it is a terrifying world where death lurks just around the corner. Let’s embark on a time-travel adventure in the world 100,000 years ago, filled with excitement and thrills. What awaits everyone is a world vastly different from daily life, a world full of dreams and imagination.