Don't Run, I've Got My Eye on You

The heroine, Jian Nanchun, is a researcher who collects and classifies plants. She spends most of her time roaming the lush mountains and forests, sometimes stopping in remote villages, and only occasionally going out to buy supplies.

The hero, Shi Liu, is a university lecturer in City A who specializes in insects. Whenever he doesn’t have a class to teach, he packs up and goes searching for insects, gathering every kind he finds, whether familiar or new. He often finds himself short-handed and sometimes ropes in a few “volunteers” to help.

One day, while entering plants into the System, the botanist Jian Nanchun encountered a man with just the right waist and legs. In short, he was long-legged and slim-waisted. Her gaze traveled upward. Yep, he was exactly her type. Should she try to see if she could win him over?

For Shi Liu, this was his first encounter with a female flirt. He was used to people staring at his physique, but why did this woman look as if she wanted to take him apart and eat him? The more he thought about it, the more creeped out he felt. He rubbed the goose bumps on his arms and made a quick getaway.

Jian Nanchun watched him run off and felt a little regretful. All she could do was keep looking back at him as he left, then sigh.

She had thought they would never meet again, but when luck came around, there was no escaping it.

“Well, I seem to remember someone wasn’t into my type. Didn’t you try to avoid me back then?” she said, looking with a knowing smile at the man she had cornered against the wall.

“Who? It definitely wasn’t me.” Shi Liu wasn’t about to take the blame. That accusation was a heavy one, and he absolutely would not admit to it.