The book I've read "Before the Coffee Chills" by Shunkazu Kawaguchi

We often hear ''Ouch! What if I could do it all over again! how! Absolutely not! ! That way! ''

So if you really had the chance to go back in time, would you be willing to try it? What time do you want to go back to, and who do you want to see? But the time limit is only before a cup of coffee gets cold, and there are strings attached. . . . . . This is my first literary novel. I haven't seen the movie version yet.

The scene of the story takes place in a cafe called [ Cable Car Journey ]. To go back in time you must comply with the following conditions:

1. Even if I go back in time, I can't meet anyone who has never been to this coffee shop.

2. After returning to the past, no matter how hard you try, you don't want to change the reality.

3. There is someone in the mysterious seat, and you must wait until that person leaves the seat before you can sit. (You can't force the opponent to give way or you will be cursed)

4. Even if you go back in time, you cannot leave your seat for action.

5. Go back to the old world and only start with the coffee being poured into the cup until the coffee cools.

The rules are not only the above, if you break the rules, you will become a ghost before the coffee is cold and you will not be able to return to reality. . .

After listening to these troublesome rules, do you still have the urge to go back in time? This novel is composed of four heartwarming stories

: lovers, couples, sisters, mother and daughter

Every character in the story has a different life experience, sorry. By going back to the past, maybe it is to see the relatives who have passed away, and it is also to complete the gap that has not been completed. Sorry, maybe I just want to go back to the past and say sorry. The premise is that even going back in time cannot change reality. It's you, do you think it's worth going back?

This is a work that allows readers to reflect. We cannot predict whether the future will be good or bad. We can only adjust our mentality to face the future from the present. No matter how hard we try to live, I think some regrets are unavoidable. We cannot control the length of our lives. A lot of things can backfire.

Back to reality, we really can't have the opportunity to reach the future ahead of time, nor can we have the time to go back to the past. This book is very suitable for us to calm down and think seriously, why waste time entangled in the past tense that cannot be changed, such as relationship problems, marriage breakdown, family disputes and so on. The storyline happens to you and me all the time.

Live in the moment, life is unpredictable, predictable. We can't know which accident or tomorrow will come first. Do your best in everything, do it and cherish it. Life is a one-way street, there is no return ticket. Birth, old age, sickness and death are an inevitable process of life.

This is my impression after reading it. Everyone's comprehension ability is different. So what did you learn from the story in the book? It's up to you to discover. . .