This text provides an introduction to an intriguing narrative with many lessons and caveats. The introduction begins with a series of deep advice and wisdom that calls on the reader to be careful and slow in his life, by providing vivid examples of what happens when curiosity and impulsiveness are used in decision-making.

The introduction then moves on to portraying a main character in the novel, "Bashroud", who walks the streets without caring about her surroundings. But when her name is mentioned by the person she loves, her features suddenly change and she expresses regret for what she missed. It is known in this text that "Bashroud" has made mistakes in the past and that she is trying hard to recover the good days that she missed.

In this context, the introduction also embodies a set of questions that baffle the main character: Is it possible to return to the past? Can my reckless actions be undone? This reflects the intense longing that man carries to return to the past and correct mistakes.

In the end, the introduction recommends the reader to be careful and slow in his life, and not to rush his affairs. She explains that there are failures that may lead to stronger results than others, and that he must think carefully about the decisions he makes because they may greatly affect his life. In the end,