Chu Mingcheng found a way to conserve energy as he returned to the pier, and he checked the time—it had only taken him eight minutes, almost a minute per hundred meters.
At that moment, he even considered whether he should switch careers and become a swimmer instead.
Breaking his own record every year, each time faster by 0.1 seconds—wouldn't that be awesome?
But it was just a thought, as being an athlete required repetitive and dull practice, which wasn't as freeing as going out to the sea to hunt and fish.
Chu Mingcheng hung his harpoon on the rebar of the pier, as he didn't need the harpoon for catching fish with the currents.
He then unhooked the live fish and tied them to the rebar as well.
Utilizing the currents to catch fish meant he couldn't carry the fish with him.
Otherwise, the fish could get caught up in the currents and its dorsal fin might stab him.
