One day a regular life changes - by chance, a pensioner suddenly finds himself in his own youth. Fate gives him a chance to go through his life again. But does Anton Berezhny need this, will he interfere in events, trying to change the future, influencing the present? All events described in the text are fiction. However, some details (such as black caviar in spoons) are taken from the author's past life, and the formative time is remembered fondly. In our youth, we were purer and kinder, and our feelings were more sincere and bright. The book has several shortcomings that are visible at first glance: there are no elves, magic and werewolves, and the main character does not rush into Stalin with drawings of a Kalashnikov assault rifle. In addition, he does not go hunting with Brezhnev, and does not give Mikhail Gorbachev advice on perestroika and acceleration. Reading is recommended for people over eighteen years of age, because smoking, drinking and a series of beloved women are undesirable at an earlier age.