My Boss Says He's Not Looking for Love

After retiring from the military and transferring to the police force, Xiao Luo thought he could finally live a peaceful, uneventful life. Investigating and solving cases was just a job, a way to make a living. But Xie Baiqun didn't see it that way. In his eyes, his immediate superior was invincible and righteous, with an unbreakable backbone and an unquenchable faith. When justice delayed gives rise to new crimes, and injustice breeds malice, an unseen hand pushes those standing on the edge of a cliff into the abyss. In the endless night, dawn seems as if it will never come. Then be a candle yourself, and light the way ahead. Two police officers: a big shot with PTSD and mild autism x a devoted little angel who worries himself sick over him. Withdrawn at first, then falling hard. The protagonist's golden finger is fairly weak. Volume One is a series of standalone cases with a tiny bit of foreshadowing. Volume Two follows the main plot straight through to the end. Things you should know: 1. This is a romance wearing a crime-investigation disguise. The story matters more than the mystery and deduction, so readers who want rigorous logic should consider carefully before reading. Some cases may have been inspired by hazy memories of legal-education programs I watched as a child. I can't remember which programs or cases, so I haven't credited them. If you recognize one, feel free to say so in the comments. Overall, though, this is a fictional setting. 2. The author has no strong preference for either the top or the bottom. Readers who are especially particular about this should consider carefully before reading. 3. Read if you enjoy it, but don't force yourself. Suggestions are welcome, and let's keep the discussion civil. If this isn't to your taste, there are plenty of other genres on Jinjiang. I hope all you lovely readers find something there that makes you happy. Theme: The world may not be perfect, but there is still light ahead. Kindness remains in people's hearts, and the night will not last forever.