Diplomatic Fog and Roses

[She thought her battlefield was a pile of old papers, until he dragged her into a real hail of bullets] Lin Wei, an ancient book restorer at the National Library, has an unknown skill - he is proficient in unpopular languages. She was originally dealing with Sanskrit codes from thousands of years ago in the pile of old papers, but due to a sudden overseas crisis, she was urgently recruited. At the negotiation table, she was the only translator recognized by the armed leader opposite. Under the gun, every translation is related to human life. Next to her is Qin Xiao, a diplomat who is known for his coldness and toughness and is full of doubts about her professionalism. "One wrong word, and we may not be able to go back." He said with a frosty tone, putting her under the greatest pressure. Lin Wei held her breath and concentrated, but when translating accurately, she accidentally captured the familiar code pattern in the other party's words - it actually coincided with the ancient scroll she was studying! At the same time, a subplot unfolds: war reporter Su Qing disappears during the conflict, leaving the last clue that leads directly to the core of the negotiations. In order to find her, diplomat Chen Mo did not hesitate to disobey orders and go deep into danger, but found that the arms conspiracy she was pursuing was surprisingly intertwined with the confrontation at the main negotiation table. When the ancient scroll code becomes the key to breaking the game, and when every word translated carries life and death, Lin Wei and Qin Xiao must absolutely trust each other amidst suspicion and temptation. What is more dangerous than guns and guns is the trap hidden under the laughter, and the shocking conspiracy behind the translation error... Professional and strong CP: unpopular language expert x cold diplomat, intellectual confrontation, full of tension. The deputy CP is more interesting! War correspondent