Flirt and Run? The Crazy Big Shot Grabs My Waist and Begs Me to Take Responsibility

Lin Zhixing paid a fortune for a “forceful-romance puppy-like childhood sweetheart experience card.”

When she opened her eyes, she found herself straddling Jin Ciyuan, the unhinged villain in Spoiled Heiress, someone no one dared to provoke.

She had not only touched his abs and ripped his shirt, but also tied him to the headboard, kissed him, and casually made off with his watch worth tens of millions.

But she hadn’t transmigrated into the heroine. She was the wicked biological heiress from the original story, who would sell out state secrets tonight, have both legs broken tomorrow, and eventually vanish without a trace.

System repairs would take seven days.

If she wanted to go home, she first had to survive those seven days.

To save herself, Lin Zhixing destroyed a USB drive, exposed a trap, and even rescued the original heroine. But in the process, she kept crossing paths with Jin Ciyuan.

Everyone thought she was courting death.

Only Lin Zhixing knew that every brazen provocation was a matter of survival.

But why had the man who once wanted to skin her alive stopped trying to kill her, only to corner her against a wall and ask in a dangerous voice:

“Lin Zhixing, you flirt with me and then run?”

“Who taught you that?”