Dr. Qian is dead. I'm the only one left in the entire lab.
In the first year, I was very busy because I had to fulfill my teacher's dying wish.
In the second year, I started feeling a little lonely, so I could only talk to the test subjects.
In the fifth year, I thought how wonderful it would be if someone showed up to talk to me. I'd worship him like an emperor, as long as he was willing to stay and keep me company.
In the end, a birdman showed up.
I injected him with a drug.
I decided to lock him up and make him my experiment.
"The universe, formed from the condensation of time and space, is vast beyond measure. If you want to find an answer about love here, you'll have to solve the puzzle made up of billions upon billions of stars."
He leaned over and pinned me in my wheelchair, a brilliant river of stars behind him.
To me, the universe hidden in his eyes was far more interesting, deeper and more dangerous.
I told him, "I'd rather explore the universe in your eyes."
He smiled, his eyes crinkling. Even the starlight couldn't match the brilliance of his gaze.
"You are a beam of light that traveled across billions of light-years, falling upon this dim, chaotic planet and bringing me back to the human world."
If I could capture this beam of light again, I would tell him that I'd found the answer.
Told in first person
A seemingly perverted mad scientist who is actually an innocent, sweet doctor x a seemingly harmless test subject who is actually a vicious, violent alien
Core theme: Love can transcend time and space
