Most people would panic to some extent when time is extremely tight, but Ethan Wu never did that.
When he was in school, he didn't like to turn over the test paper and check it from beginning to end like most people did, nor did he like to finish answering questions too early. He preferred to make sure he got every question right, so he would often use two or three different methods to solve a question, but he had a good grasp of time and would not start writing until there were one or two minutes left before the end of the exam.
The invigilators were sweating nervously, but he always managed to remain calm.
After work, sometimes the games he is responsible for will inevitably have problems. When encountering a problem, he will not panic, but will first calmly and quickly sort out the problem, basically determine the possible fault points, and then contact the relevant person in charge to investigate and repair it.
During the 60-second countdown, many people may have been too nervous to think and chose an identity based on simple logic. Moreover, the planners who were closer to the front had more choices, which naturally made it more difficult to choose, so they might not be able to choose the most suitable identity to take away. When it came to Ethan Wu, there were only five cards left to choose from, and the dimensions that needed to be considered were actually reduced a lot.
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