A tale of King Solomon's adventure, about an object with no self gradually becoming human.
That man, with his romantic pink-orange hair and gentle lake-green eyes, deserves every beautiful thing in the world.
Those are things the world has owed him since the moment he was born.
Some people are so wonderful that even meeting them feels like a grand adventure.
And so, when they leave, the pain is unbearable.
You are a miracle, Romani Archaman.
So... could you please stay?
Another blurb:
They say Solomon was an object created by God, with no self of his own.
But what if God had merely sealed Solomon's self away out of sheer mischief? What would happen then?
The first blurb is from Gudao's perspective. This Gudao has experienced the original story's timeline, where the doctor dies, and has been trying all this time to find a way to save him. He never expected that this time, the doctor would have outside help. (Amused)
A few warnings:
1. As you can tell from the blurb, the doctor in this story has his self sealed away, not taken from him. But he's still the same timid, earnest doctor. I love him so much.
2. The story involves many worlds. You could also call it Solomon's journey to reclaim himself, and it includes the original story's timeline, too.
3. Definitely a happy ending, guaranteed by the author's mom.
Theme: Freedom has always been a treasure humanity strives for.