prolog

Chapter 1.
Cat, do you like it?
Cat, I like it now!
Cat moving company
cat sofa
Cat CCTV
Cat Gardener
Cat Airport Security Checkpoint
cat bath
Cat Pianist
Cat Hypnosis Expert
cat groomer
Cat My Ball!
Cat Carpenter
Cat Stove Repairman
Cat Santa
Cat Fisherman
cat mom
Cat Chef
Cat Orchestra
cat massage
Cat Pizza Delivery
Cat Bouquet Toss
Cat presentation
Cat Grandma
cat bed
cat shampooing
Cat Cold Wave
Cat Pharmacy

Chapter 2.
Cats, you hate them?
Cat, I hate what I hate!
Cat Kiss Time
cat dentist
Cat Baseball Player
Cat Revolving Door
cat salesperson
Cat Bodyguard
Cat Free Hugs
Cat Pest Control
cat sprayer
Cat Real Estate
cat swimmer
cat ID photo
Cat haenyeo
Cat Lower Body Exercises
cat hair dryer
cat athlete
Cat Barista
cat choreographer

Chapter 3.
Cat, what's wrong?!
Cat, why on earth!
Cat Mart
cat alarm
cat stress
Cat Internet Shopping
Cat Potter
Cat Refrigerator Repair
Cat Theater Etiquette
cat basketball player
Cat Hope House
Cat water purifier inspection
Please open the cat
Cat MVP
cat dad
Cat Detective
Cat Teacher
Cat Fish Shop
Cat Kiosk
Cat Caddy
Cat Nurse
Cat Guest
Cat vibrating bell

Epilogue

I like what I like and I don't like what I don't like, and I don't need a reason for my actions.
We'll bring My Way Nyangachi Life to your daily life!

“Even if you only work hard at what you like, the day is short!”
Ernest Hemingway, the novelist who won the Nobel Prize in Literature for 'The Old Man and the Sea', is also famous as a cat lover.
Among the many cat quotes he left behind, there are many things he likes about cats, such as, “People try to hide their emotions for various reasons, but cats are absolutely honest with their hearts.”
I like square boxes and fluffy blankets.
I like the view outside the window and I like shoes that smell like the butler's body odor.
Cats spend their days rubbing their cheeks against the things they love so much, covering them with their scent.
This book, "Cat Short Comics," cutely captures the behavior of cats when interacting with things they like, with Nam's signature gentle humor.
Through these images of cats loving the moment, readers will be able to think again about what they like.

“I hate this and I hate that. Why do I have to do things I hate!?”
When I look at cats, I can't help but wonder, 'How on earth could they survive in nature with such a sensitive, puffer-like personality?'
But as Mark Twain, the novelist who wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, said, cats are much smarter than people think.
This is because they are smart enough to distinguish between things they don't like and things they shouldn't do, and they never do them.
This book, "Cat Short Comics," contains various images of cats, such as when you put your lips in for a kiss, they smack you away with a cat punch, when they don't want you to touch them, they show off their waving skills, and when you open the camera and click a picture because they find them cute, they disappear from your sight in an instant.
Through this, we humans too will be able to gain the energy to move forward and say, “Okay, so what if I just don’t do things I don’t like?”

“Don’t ask me why, I just said it’s all my own.”
Butlers praise their cats' beauty and cuteness so much that it is said that they respond to "cute" and "pretty" more than their own names.
And there are other words that butlers say as often as ‘cute’ and ‘pretty.’
It's "Why is it like that?!"
If cats could speak human language, many owners would want to ask why they open the door when asked to do so, why they don't go in, why they avoid things so well but still step on the owner, why they are so persistent in knocking over the glasses on the table, why they purr when touched but then suddenly start biting and acting all of a sudden, etc.
But we already know.
The cat's answer to all those questions is simply "just".
Do you believe you need a reason for everything? Then in this book, "Cat Short Comics," you'll learn the cat's composure, believing that reasons aren't always necessary.