Luo Binli is the "iceberg goddess" known to everyone in A--elegant, cool, and impeccable. She is the most rigorous student in the eyes of the professor, the gentlest companion in the heart of his roommate, and the Bai Yueguang that Gu Yan desires in his heart. No one knows that there is another "her" living in her body.
When the piano music switches from Chopin to Liszt's rhapsody, and when the neat bun is scattered into flying hair, the personality named "Xiao Li" will wake up. She is as sweet as melted honey and as fresh as the midsummer sunshine. She winks at the whole school on the stage: "Luo Binli is my sister! Isn't she super-boring?"
From then on, the two souls shared the same life.
"Bingli" remembers helping the dean resuscitate the withered Jasmine, and remembers massaging her injured roommate until late at night; but "Xiaoli" secretly showed off her skills at the serious party by playing "Flight of the Bumblebee" and hummed to her blushing juniors like a prank.
They talk to each other deep in their consciousness, sharing memories and skills, but they have completely different temperatures. One is as restrained as moonlight, the other is as hot as sunlight.
And when the young professor at the School of Biology began to record every moment of her switch, when her childhood sweetheart Gu Yan stared at the strange light that occasionally flashed in her eyes, when an old incident affecting the family quietly came...
The girl who is loved by everyone must learn to make peace with her other self.
Because people who love her have already woven the tenderness of "Bingli" and the brilliance of "Xiaoli" into the years.
This is a story about how a girl is complete with two personalities and how she is wrapped tenderly by the whole world.
Moonlight and sunlight are the heartbeat of the same planet.
Intent: This is a warm story about "it doesn't have to be unified to be complete; it is loved because it is true". It hopes to tell readers: You can be the moon or the sun; you can be quiet or bloom. Every aspect of you deserves to be treated tenderly by the world, and the most important thing is that you must first embrace the "complex me".