When My Eyes Are Imprinted on Your Soul

A car accident caused the reserved literature professor Wen Chen and the unruly photographer Xu Xingye to switch bodies. When they were fumbling around in each other's lives, Xingye died in Xu Chen's original body. Wen Shen, who survived, was forced to continue living as his lover, but found at the funeral that his face was lying in the coffin, but Hoshino's blood was bleeding. Following the photographic clues left by Hoshino, Wen Chen gradually uncovers the shocking truth: this exchange was not an accident, but a consciousness transplant experiment carefully designed by a neuroscientist. What's even more cruel is that their memories were intertwined as early as seven years ago, and Hoshino's "voluntary sacrifice" hides a deeper atonement than love. When the aurora lit up for the 22nd time, Wen Chen stood in front of the mirror and raised his camera, finally seeing clearly the ultimate form of this two-way parasitism - is it Wen Chen who survives, or is it the 22nd version of him that Hoshino recreated with his memory?