We Are Friends

The moment he heard those words, Ethan Vale immediately knew he had found the right person.

He looked at the résumé on the computer. It seemed absurd, but the fact that the other party had written all that showed his sincerity. He had listed everything he had done before as experience.

It was also clear that this person's emotional intelligence was not very high.

But perhaps that was a common flaw among geniuses. While constantly mastering technology, they also neglected much of their social experience.

Someone at that age who could wield such technology was bound to lose many other things.

People said geniuses had no emotional intelligence, but perhaps geniuses simply could not be bothered to communicate with ordinary people. They did not need emotional intelligence.

Ethan Vale took a deep breath. This person was undoubtedly a talent, and a talent Sprout needed.

Sprout had been rather negligent in network security so far. Otherwise, the current incident of hackers breaking in and creating flash cartridges would never have happened.

They had information security personnel, but compared to truly top-tier experts, they were clearly a notch below.

"Are you calling to make me stop now? Let me tell you, it's already too late." There was a hint of smugness in his voice, as though he was delighted that his revenge had succeeded.

"Of course not. As for flash cartridge sales, I still trust my players." Ethan Vale's voice carried a smile.

That was also why he had dared to release games.

It was trust built up over several years.

Time and again, players had believed that he would not delay his games, that he would make more and more high-quality titles, and that he would fulfill his promises to bring everyone the content he had promised.

He had never broken