Shu Ying nodded.

"Based on his plea for help, the person who killed him may have been an American. However, this is just my speculation based on the content of the letter, and there is no concrete evidence yet, so it cannot be used as a reference. But it is certain that he leaked classified domestic information."

Shu Ying used a red pen to highlight a line of data in the document. "These numbers are all your data. In addition, he also marked the code for the short radio waves sent to the United States."

Jiang Yunzhou suddenly realized, "So that's how it is. Actually, everyone had already suspected Chen Guilin's movements long ago, but no one dared to say anything without solid evidence. I didn't expect everyone's eyes to be so sharp."

Liu Hui was overwhelmed by all the information he received and began to question his existence.

He sat in his seat, his eyes filled with a clear sense of bewilderment.

"But Chen is usually the most dedicated person in the factory. I always thought he loved his job. I never expected that he would also be an enemy."

Seeing that Shu Ying was copying the document, Jiang Yunzhou took the initiative to take over the next page and wrote it down on the paper at the same time as her.

“I fear my identity will be exposed, the United States has not kept its promise, and the data from the first phase of China’s experiment has been leaked. I have data from the second and third phases of the experiment. If Vietnam helps me, I will hand over this data with both hands.”

Jiang Yunzhou copied the text sentence by sentence, while Shu Ying translated it sentence by sentence. The two worked together seamlessly, but the text involved a lot of professional terminology, which even Jiang Yunzhou had to study for a long time.

Shu Ying paused for a few sentences in the middle, feeling somewhat lost.

Orlov glanced at the document Jiang Yunzhou had copied down and made a bold guess in his mind.

He struck up a conversation with Shu Ying, and Norwich, who was standing next to her, joined in. Shu Ying's fluent English amazed everyone; she didn't even have any accent issues, and her speaking speed and pronunciation were no different from the two international friends.

During their conversation, Shu Ying also had some thoughts. She took out a pen and quickly wrote down the relevant translations, marking some key professional terms with double lines.

Norwich couldn't understand what Shuying had written, but he knew she could understand everything. There were no language barriers, and the progress was going smoothly. Shuying didn't understand the specific meaning of all the cautious words, so she just skipped over them and marked them with question marks.

Shu Ying raised her head and met Jiang Yunzhou's gaze.

“If what they say is true, then the remaining documents are probably related to your latest instrument data. I’ve written down some relevant information; take a look and see if it relates to your upcoming projects.”

There is no doubt that some things have been revealed, but the document even details some of the next steps, so Shu Ying dared not make a decision on her own.

Jiang Yunzhou looked at the things Shu Ying had translated in disbelief, his mind reeling. The data they had painstakingly researched had been leaked even during the experimental stage.

The secrecy mechanisms of the military factory were practically non-existent.

Many comrades worked day and night, showing great enthusiasm for their work, yet not a single person was willing to take a vacation at this crucial moment.

But to everyone's surprise, the enemy was right next to them.

Jiang Yunzhou felt a chill run down his spine as he watched, slamming his hand heavily on the table. "This is the entire research and development process of the latest instrument, and the rest matches perfectly. The results that everyone worked day and night to achieve were easily stolen by this despicable person. He is clearly courting death. Even if he is killed, it is the retribution he deserves!"

Shu Ying understood Jiang Yunzhou's anger.