With black you want to keep hammering his d4 pawn and or plan to play the c6 to c5 pawn break at some point. I would keep that in mind instead of trying to memorize specific lines.
How to play Caro-Kann

In anyways how will you develop the knight if there was a pawn in c6? Na6? what I can see is Nbd7
By pushing the c-pawn?
You got a point, but I just don’t like to push the pawn two times but it might be good in this position. I usually play Scillian I don’t have experience about caro-kann

Oh, you just learn Caro exchange and advance, Slav, Semi-Slav, Panov fianchetto, and some additional QGD lines like Cambridge Springs and Albin counter gambit traps and mainline. Then you're sorted, maybe... Solid. It's like a system.
Lol.

Chess is anything but easy. I might go out on a limb and say chess is quite hard!
Shogi is harder though… MUCH harder

I’ve seen it played and it looks like I could give it a shot...if the pieces weren’t covered in Japanese(Chinese?). It feels so out of place to play a game where I don’t even speak the language that’s on the game yet.

It is like crazy house variant in chess, but with other rules. Happily, like lichess, there is a site called lishogi for shogi

I’ve seen it played and it looks like I could give it a shot...if the pieces weren’t covered in Japanese(Chinese?). It feels so out of place to play a game where I don’t even speak the language that’s on the game yet.
Go to lishogi.org. you can also change the pieces to english. There are lessons too.
In anyways how will you develop the knight if there was a pawn in c6? Na6? what I can see is Nbd7
By pushing the c-pawn?