The Remali is a man around 40 who is obsessed with his physical health. There is not a moment when he is not overwhelmed by the anxiety to live as healthy as he can, as much as he can. The rest of his life is indifferent.

The Girl is a creature outside the social framework, and Life is a world-renowned violinist. Although seemingly unrelated to Remali, the two young women will find themselves, after divine intervention, entangled with him, with the aim of creating a new human species. However, divine desires are not fulfilled, and the awkward God realizes that His "children" do not follow the path He sets for them.

The humor and the rich musical terminology in mainly comedic situations constitute a catalytic motif of the work, in which the anxiety towards death and the search for the meaning of life are intertwined with a flowing language. Joy, anger, and release, often accompanied by unexpected melancholy, as well as frequent twists, captivate the reader.