The Candy I Give You Is Extra Sweet

The main story is below. Next up: Captain Wei, Just Say What's Wrong Blurb: [Flirtatious Detective Top] x [Straight-Laced Forensic Pathologist Bottom] The bureau had just hired a young forensic pathologist. On his first day at work, he ran into a vicious murder and dismemberment case at a self-built inn in the western suburbs of Zhangzhou. He had barely arrived at the autopsy room, and hadn't even had time to put down his backpack, when a tall, imposing man with a phone in his hand and the sleeves of his white shirt rolled up to his elbows kicked the door open with a bang. "Where's Chen Sinian?" "Um..." He Yan Zhao timidly raised a hand. He was just trying to figure out whether this guy was some kind of boss, and whether he could tell him that his mentor had drunk too much last night and would almost certainly be skipping half the day. The man in front of him stammered. Wei Qichen frowned and pointed at He Yan Zhao. "You. Come with me." "Um, sir, I'm new here." "And that means you don't have to work?" "I-I do." He lowered his head and meekly followed the man. It wasn't until later, when he was carrying bags of body parts back to the bureau, that He Yan Zhao learned the man's name: Wei Qichen, captain of the Zhangzhou Criminal Investigation Team. "I've got a short fuse, and I speak loudly. Once, when I was interrogating a suspect who wouldn't talk, I gave him a demonstration of how to split a steel table with my bare hands. He caved immediately." "Uh, Captain Wei, let's talk this out." Blurb for this novel: The Candy I Give You Is Super Sweet [Student Athlete Top] x [Top Student Bottom] Bad grades, playing truant, picking fights for no reason, flirting with girls... Before Lin Zongjie’s father arranged his transfer for the third time, he'd finally made up his mind. After shamelessly giving out gifts and begging everyone he could, he had at last managed to get his son into the honors class at the best high school in the city. He'd heard that the Han family's top-student grandson was in that class. He'd heard the boy had been obedient and studious since childhood. He'd heard that his first-place ranking in the city had never slipped. He'd heard... On his first day of school, Lin Zongjie carried his bag straight to Class Nine and tossed the gift he'd bought for his top-student deskmate, a magical-girl wand-shaped pen, onto Han Lin's desk. "My dad says our families have been friends for generations. From now on, I'm counting on you to do my homework. Do it quickly so I can take it home and copy it tonight." "I'm a student athlete. The academic requirements for me aren't high. Why should I have to memorize the whole text like everyone else?" "So what if you're class study rep? I'm the PE rep. Call me 'Rep'!" "Hey, Han Lin, don't you get sick of doing practice problems all day?" "Are you free? If you are, how about dating me?" "I'm not pursuing you just so I can copy your homework. I really like you." "What? You don't like me? How can you not like me? Do you even know what sport I do? I run long-distance." "You don't get it? Have you ever seen me run? If I want to, there's no one I can't catch." Theme: The little joys of growing up