The Fake Heiress Becomes the Sugar Mommy of a Fake Lowlife Who Turns Out to Be the Real Crown Prince

Fake Heiress from the Capital × Rough Mechanic from the Urban Village: She Uses Her Alluring Charm to Trade for Five More Days of His Life

“Chasing His Wife to the Crematorium + The Real Heiress Returns + System + Rough Hero”

Jiang Jiaojiao, a socialite from the capital, becomes a fake heiress after a DNA report comes out. Kicked out of her wealthy family and sent to a shabby house in an urban village for a “transitional period,” she also gets saddled with an absurd System. Within a five-hundred-meter radius, the only person who can extend her life is a bare-chested mechanic, busy fixing cars.

Meng Jiaojiao storms into his repair stall in eight-centimeter heels: twisting her ankle, stroking his waist, tugging at his waistband. The mission alerts keep chiming nonstop.

Chen Mang keeps turning screws without even looking up. He props up her ankle, then puts a brick under her foot. He tells her to get lost, but later sticks the water bottle he drank from into his waistband, unable to bear throwing it away.

Then a call comes from the Jiang family: her adoptive mother wants her to marry in place of the real heiress, becoming the bride of the Zhou family’s second son, a man who can put away three plates at an all-you-can-eat buffet.

She squats at the entrance to an alley in the urban village, clutching the pork trotter rice Chen Mang gave her, crying until her makeup runs down her face.

He stands in the night wind, shielding her from the cold. He asks nothing.

“Tomorrow at ten in the morning, I’ll teach you how to fix things. Don’t wear high heels.”

“...I wear a size 36. How did you know?”

“You’ve twisted your ankle so many times, I figured out your shoe size by measuring.”

She thinks she’s the hunter, not knowing that a rough man’s heart can never be measured by a System.

“Gorgeous, tragic, and seductive heiress × quiet, rough mechanic” “He remembers her shoe size; she falls for him for real”