ultimately increasing the charge transfer resistance. [8] During the OER process, the insulated Li 2 O 2 can only be decomposed at high overpotential, which can trigger severe parasitic reactions. [9][10][11] Therefore, exploring efficient bifunctional electrocatalysts and understanding the formation and decomposition mechanism of Li 2 O 2 is of great significance for effectively reducing ORR and OER overpotential and improving the electrochemical performance of LOBs.Currently, two types of mechanisms (solution-mediated pathway and surface adsorption pathway) were commonly recommended to explain the deposition process of Li 2 O 2 on the electrode surface during ORR. Different mechanisms lead to various structure (crystallinity or defect) and morphology (toroid or thin film) of Li 2 O 2 , eventually determining the battery performance. [12] For the solution-mediated pathway, disproportionation reaction of dissolved intermediate LiO 2 usually forms a large-size toroid-like Li 2 O 2 , resulting in a large discharge capacity but a high charge overpotential which is due to the limited contact between large-size discharge products and electrode surface. [3,12] For the surface adsorption pathway, electrode surface shows strong adsorption toward intermediate LiO 2 , finally leading to the deposition of thin film-like amorphous Li 2 O 2 on the oxygen electrode. The thin film-like Li 2 O 2 is in close contact with electrode, which is beneficial to reduce the charging overpotential. However, film-like discharge product will deliver a small discharge capacity because of the quickly passivated electrode surface. [13] As a result, designing porous oxygen electrodes with tuned adsorption capacity towards O-containing intermediates is essential for LOBs with both large discharge capacity and small charge overpotential. Generally, regulating the heterogeneous interfaces in the catalytic materials to realize the electronic modulation through interfacial coupling has proved to be an effective strategy for optimizing the chemical adsorption of the O-containing intermediates and accelerating the kinetics of oxygen electrode reactions. [14][15][16] Specifically, to achieve the thermodynamic equilibrium state, two regions of opposing charge distribution and a built-in electric field will be created at the interface of the heterostructure, where the strong charge region can modulate the adsorption of reactant, while the built-in Lithium-oxygen batteries (LOBs) with ultra-high theoretical energy density (≈3500 Wh kg −1 ) are considered as the most promising energy storage systems. However, the sluggish kinetics during the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER) can induce large voltage hysteresis, inferior roundtrip efficiency and unsatisfactory cyclic stability. Herein, hydrangea-like NiO@Ni 2 P heterogeneous microspheres are elaborately designed as high-efficiency oxygen electrodes for LOBs. Benefitting from the interfacial electron redistribution on NiO@Ni 2 P heterostructure, the electronic structure can b...