"A Cat's Existentialist Reflections" by Carl Stevens Publisher: Tianjin People's Publishing House

Introduction
Here is a cat that is a little bit special:
She would quote Tennessee Williams's line, "We are all, within our own shells, sentenced to life in solitary confinement."
She often stares at sleeping people, wondering, "Am I watching humans sleep to make sure they are okay, or am I waiting for them to die so I can eat them?"
“True transcendence must come from within,” she said. “I have an oasis of joy inside of me just waiting to be unlocked.”
She believes: "Love is a concept invented by humans in order to survive."
She was puzzled: "Let yourself succumb to mediocrity and meanness?"
The cat's name is Penny.
Penny was once a stray cat on the streets of New York. After being "kidnapped" by a couple, she was forced to begin living with humans. Constant thinking, trying to escape, and holding on to her dreams have become the focus of her life.
This comic can be regarded as Penny's "imprisonment" diary, which fully displays the unique thinking of the cat Penny. We will have the opportunity to see her philosophical thinking on nothingness and existence, life and death, freedom and comfort, happiness and sadness, her "precise" definition of self, her venomous tongue complaints about humans, and her absurd and weird behaviors that pop up from time to time.
Perhaps cats are more profound than we thought...
Dedicated to everyone who loves animals and loves life, cat lovers especially should not miss it.
Besides being funny, this comic book will definitely give you unexpected gains.
I hope every cat in the world has a home to live in, good food to eat, a place to sleep whenever they want, and good luck to meet kind people.