A Record of Burying Winter Flowers

The workplace survival rules of rookie detective Cheng Jinzhan: Let the cases solve themselves, but never skip overtime. Keep your instant noodles hidden, and make sure to talk back to the captain! He thought being a cop would mean thrilling, 007-style criminal pursuits. Instead, he spends his days helping grannies find their cats, sobering up drunks, and getting scammed by suspects pretending to be victims. Then he meets... A devastatingly sexy gay heartthrob, a flirtatious captain who solves cases by instinct. A rich second-generation heir who drives a supercar to work, treats everyone to late-night snacks after work, and can't resist good food. A straight, rough-around-the-edges bruiser who would rather interrogate suspects with his muscles than his brain, relying entirely on his death glare. A simple, down-to-earth older man who pulls farm snacks out at murder scenes. Suspects confess in tears because the roasted sweet potato he offers smells too good. A cool, composed medical examiner who slices open corpses as casually as a baguette. "Report! The suspect says he tried to run as soon as he saw the police car..." "Obviously! You could at least turn off the siren!" When bizarre murder cases collide with this bunch of idiots, the medical examiner dances in the morgue and the police dog tears up the conference room. Clutching his thermos of goji berries, Cheng Jinzhan cries out from the depths of his soul: "Are you people seriously here to solve cases?!" Original Novel - Mystery and Suspense Comedy - Modern - Slice of Life This novel has a CP Li Zhuocheng x Zhou Liang Flirtatious and unrestrained seme × straight, rough-around-the-edges uke All pairings in this novel are 1v1