Manfred: Confession of an Alien

having fallen, not very healthy, very disappointed, quite gloomy, — in general, a typical specimen of the species Homo sapiens, — an alien named Tsorrgh appears.

What use is this uninteresting Manfred to a representative of a highly developed civilization? Manfred triggered an intergalactic alarm: he himself or someone nearby has come up with the RIGHT IDEA, which can open to humanity the existence of extraterrestrial civilizations, and Earth has not yet reached such knowledge. Tsorrgh has already prevented similar discoveries when they were closely approached by Bosch, Descartes, Ada Lovelace, and Einstein. Bringing Manfred in order, taking control, studying his environment, throwing him off track and disappearing unnoticed? A piece of cake. But soon the improved and unexpectedly smarter Manfred meets again the love of his youth, Sabina, a rather complicated person with her own mission, and the alien undercover operation turns into a life and sanity-threatening wild spectacle.