Ji Yanzhi looked at his seemingly smug expression and couldn't help feeling a little disdainful.
That person had written the program and assigned the task. What did Ji Ting have to do with any of it?
He shot him a sidelong glare and was about to leave when Ji Ting suddenly said, "Oh, right, there's a ten-million fee for this program. Remember to have Lu Yanchu transfer the money to Xu Ren."
Ji Yanzhi's brow furrowed. "There's a fee?"
"Mm."
Ji Yanzhi still couldn't quite understand, and his voice rose again. "That person can charge money?"
His attitude confused Ji Ting. "Why not? Didn't Unit One cost three million last time?"
"How is that the same?"
He had always suspected that person belonged to the military or government. Even if he didn't, he surely worked within a state research institute. He was already using a publicly owned supercomputer to make things. If he charged money on top of that, wouldn't it really become a violation of the rules?
Ji Ting, of course, had no idea what Ji Yanzhi was thinking. "How is it different?"
Ji Yanzhi instinctively opened his mouth, then said irritably, "You wouldn't understand even if I told you. All right, I've got this handled. Just have Xu Ren go tomorrow."
Ji Ting frowned slightly. "But he..."
"Rather than leave him sitting around, give him something to do. When people are busy, they don't have time to dwell on things."
Ji Ting paused, a little surprised. Tasmanian Devil suddenly has a human side.
Ji Yanzhi's face darkened, and he raised a hand in warning. "Call me that nickname again, and you're dead." Then he added, "Not even in your head!"
"You gave me a nickname too. You can call me that in return," Ji Ting suggested.
"Who wants