The Cold Inspector's Favorite

1V1 Shuangjie, Republic of China, Anti-Japanese, Patriotic In Tianjin Wei in 1936, there was an undercurrent wrapped in fog. In the name of restoring the ancient temple, the architect Shen Yanzhi hid the Japanese army's defense information in the drawings. What the pen tip scratched was not only the curvature of the cornices, but also the code for national salvation. Inspector Gu Yanchen investigates the theft of an ancient temple, but encounters Shen Yanzhi stuffing blueprints into the base of the Buddha statue in the Sutra Pavilion. With the crisp sound of the pocket watch falling to the ground, the two of them saw the same family emblem - the playmates who had exchanged graffiti in childhood had become the most unexpected opponent at this moment. One is hiding a secret between the tenon joints, and the other is holding his gun butt against the darkness, but he recognizes the familiar warmth in the other's eyes. During the countdown to the bronze bell of the ancient temple, Shen Yanzhi's escape route pointed to Gu Yanchen's gun, and Gu Yanchen's trigger finally pointed at "one of his own" behind him. The information hidden in the brackets, pocket watch passwords, and notes on cigarette boxes spelled out the road to dawn before the search warrant came. They are restorers and guardians, calibrating each other's coordinates in the flames of war, and living as each other's "load-bearing wall." Some agreements are more important than life and death.