As a planner, Ethan Wu has always been the client at work.
However, he is a very self-aware Party A. Whenever he sees jokes or posts criticizing idiot Party A on various social platforms, he will automatically identify himself with them and secretly sigh: Ah, isn’t this idiot talking about me? !
However, if you are careful, you will find that the articles or jokes criticizing planners and products on such social platforms are generally written by art designers, and relatively few are written by programmers. The programmers will just keep silent and make a note in the code as if nothing happened.
Therefore, in the comments of their game codes, you can often see a series of comments such as "Planners often fill in the wrong form, add a check here", "Planners have changed the requirements again, don't delete this part, wait for him to change it back", "Due to the various weird requirements of the planners...", etc., every word is full of affection. They will be kept with the product forever, and players may never know that behind the seemingly ordinary and ordinary games they downloaded, there are such love, hate and hatred engraved in their code.
Because he has always been the client, Ethan Wu believes that he will be very competent in the job of serving the demon clan boss, because he will be able to fully understand and meet the other party's needs.
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