Canvas and Police Badge

[Genius painter and writer] VS [High-energy policeman] [Bao Tian + 1V1 + no female competition + no brain-dead plot + slight abuse + age difference + double cleanliness] Lu Chen, a 28-year-old criminal police officer, has a calm and sharp attitude consistent with his profession. His years of field service have made his skin a healthy wheat color. The scar on his left hand is a medal, which also hides his paranoia about the details of the case. He comes from an ordinary background, and was influenced by his father, a policeman, to become a policeman. He has seen darkness but always yearns for the light. However, the emotions he is not good at expressing are often hidden in cigarette boxes and files, and he can't help but love one person. That person is 23-year-old Bai Musheng, a talented writer and painter from a wealthy family. Her skin is white and transparent, and she is as slender as a cat. She is extremely talented but extremely lazy. She can lie down or not sit down, and she can go out depending on her mood. She has no concept of material things but can make random creations worth a lot of money. Due to her frail health, she always stays up late to finish her manuscripts, and pretends to be pitiful when caught. In addition to creating, she spends her life with two dogs - the docile Alaskan "Yunqi" and the vigilant but protective Czech wolfhound "Mugui". An art fraud case brought the two together. When Lu Chen came to investigate, he saw Bai Musheng wrapped in a blanket and crowded on the sofa with the dog. She pointed at the sunset and asked him if the clouds looked like his unfinished paintings. And this is not their first meeting. Since then, the cold-hearted detective and the lazy genius have been living in the daily life of fireworks and the art studio. —— There is a 5-year age difference between the male and female protagonists, so please don't enter if you mind. (Imaginary, solving cases accounts for more, but the early cases are very short, straight love, the two people's previous affairs are finished in 10 chapters, and the main text begins)