I am a cat is a novel written by Mr. Natsume to vent his dissatisfaction for many years. It vividly reflects the thoughts and life of the Japanese petty bourgeoisie at the beginning of the twentieth century, and sharply exposes and criticizes the "civilized" capitalist society during the Meiji period.

This work takes a poor teacher's cat as the protagonist and observes human psychology from the perspective of this anthropomorphic cat. This is a cat who is good at thinking, knowledgeable, full of sense of justice and literati temperament, but has never learned to catch mice until his death.

1. For the owner, books are not used for reading, but for hypnosis. Books are printed hypnotics.

2. It is called "God Bless" to be able to do what you can't do in a crisis.

On the other hand, when people are desperate and depressed, the best treatment is to look in the mirror. Because you can see beauty and ugliness at a glance. It is lucky to think that such an ugly face can still live to this day.

The master's ambition is to grow a moustache full of upward beliefs like the German emperor. Therefore, no matter whether the beard should grow horizontally or downwards, we should spare no effort to stroke it upwards. It's really hard to make his beard. Sometimes life hurts itself. But there is no way, training is so cruel. Pull it up whether you like it or not. In the eyes of outsiders, it is a quirk, but the parties themselves are indifferent. This is like an educator distorting students' nature at will and forcing others to learn from themselves. There is nothing to blame.