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This is an internal problem.

The external threat is that someone is maliciously targeting Guoguo.

With so many people and eyes in the company, project results are bound to be leaked, whether intentionally or unintentionally.

Upon seeing the results, some people in the company became anxious.

The art and programming teams are shared by the company, so their skill levels are pretty much the same. In situations like this, it comes down to the planner's ability. In terms of many details and design aspects, the difference in skill level is immediately apparent.

If everyone is just a bunch of noobs pecking at each other, they can still live in peace.

If a crane appears among the chickens, the flock will try to unite and peck at it.

Bai Weiran is a tough nut to crack, impossible to break or smash, with a calm and composed personality, making him difficult to approach.

Let's start with the people around Bai Weiran.

Guoguo was undoubtedly Bai Weiran's second-in-command, and before anyone knew it, rumors began to circulate.

First of all, Guoguo, as a female planner, always acts on her emotions when managing projects and is not up to the task.

They directly reversed the cause and effect, ignoring the fact that Guoguo's anger stemmed from a problem with the other party's work. They only said that Guoguo lost control of her emotions, while the other planners were magnanimous and tolerated it.

Furthermore, Guoguo, as a female planner, hasn't made any significant contributions, yet she's become the second-in-command of the project. Something's not right; there might be something fishy going on. This subtly suggests that Guoguo and Bai have some kind of relationship.

When people can't find anywhere else to attack, they become impotent and furious, and the last resort is to exploit gender.

Unfortunately, these rumors had no effect. Over the years, Bai Weiran had managed to win over most of the people in the R&D project, making them completely obedient and convinced of his abilities. He never made things difficult for anyone in terms of performance evaluation. Guoguo, on the other hand, was reliable and dependable, making her the second-in-command whom everyone relied on.

Instead, the project team united to refute these rumors.

Surprisingly, the most aggressive person was Ziwei, a hidden fanatic Apple fan. Upon hearing the conversation, he immediately splashed a thermos of hot water with goji berries onto the face of a middle-aged man from the neighboring project team who had a malicious look on his face.

The front-end developer was furious and complained directly to Bai Weiran. When Bai Weiran asked, it turned out that two planners, a UI designer, and a back-end developer all came forward and admitted that they had spilled the goji berry water. They were to be punished.

The matter eventually fizzled out.

Although everyone knows it's because of the splashed flavor.

One good thing about this was that after that, Xuexue never dared to tease Ziwei again.

She looks quiet and unassuming, but she's actually a spicy girl raised in the ancient land of abundance.

What are you cursing at? Attack!

When one plan failed, another was devised: a support person was forcibly added to Bai Weiran's project.

This supporter has a significant background.

He is one of the founders and a plan that the current CEO greatly admires.

Shile Company is not a long-established company. Many of its veteran employees rose to their current positions by riding the wave of the internet boom. Their abilities are questionable, but their relationships are top-notch. They have all worked at the same table as the founders and have close relationships with them, even having lunch together.

Dong Zhengyuan is one of the less successful ones here and isn't very well-liked.

There are also those who do very well, like Zhang Jie.

His main job is copywriting. He joined Shih-Le after graduation and is very good at managing upwards. For some reason, he just happened to be in sync with the CEO's vibe, and the CEO treated him differently and promoted him a lot. He even had the wild idea of ​​setting up a copywriting center in the company, which would be under Zhang Jie's overall management. He would be in charge of all the copywriting for all projects, and Zhang Jie would have to agree to it.

This policy was taken down due to excessive criticism.

Every copywriter in the project was eager to take charge and become the lead copywriter, but now that aspiration has been nipped in the bud. The company is clearly telling you, "As long as Zhang Jie lives, you will always be slaves." Upon hearing this policy, the copywriters collectively resigned.

The producer was also unhappy to hear this. Normally, he could just discuss and make a decision with the copywriters. Getting past the boss was difficult enough. Now, he had to give him another colleague who was in charge but not in name. If the boss didn't approve the world view, the art team would be stuck and the copywriters wouldn't be able to write anything.

What era are we living in? How can there still be someone who is more like the boss than the boss?

The producers also sent them out collectively.

In addition, Zhang Jie's suggestion caused people to cough up three pounds of blood.

The copywriters must obey Zhang Jie's assignments, rotating between projects and not staying on one project for too long.

This is to prevent the copywriter from taking root in the project and gaining too much influence.

To keep pace with the project's development schedule, the copywriters had to complete the world-building and all the main storylines a year and a half in advance, and ensure they aligned with future market trends.

Our goal is to create a best-selling story!

Just a few random quotes can cure low blood pressure on the spot, and cause a normal person to die from a cerebral thrombosis.

The copywriters immediately went on a rampage, flying around the company like bullets.

How can the game story be written without even knowing the game content, and then we have to make sure it meets future needs?

Too Schrödinger-like—

Zhang Jie's copywriting also conveyed his dream of working in Taiwan.

He had been following an early development project by Sile, but the project was recently shut down.

Wherever Zhang Jie goes, he becomes the center of attention, a hot potato that no one wants to get their hands on.

The other producers and lead planners put their heads together and decided to give Bai Weiran a big gift.

Didn't you keep saying your team was short-handed? And it's all newbies, great! Here's a veteran member for you!

Zhang Jie was sent to Bai Weiran's project.

Not as a formal project team member, but as a supporter, a veteran employee, and favored by the CEO, she entered the team with an aura of great prestige, immediately starting to give Guoguo pointers as a senior colleague.

Guoguo knew perfectly well that she had to exclude the other party from important work and not let them interfere, but she was reluctant to offend the other party because of their influence, so she could only listen with a helpless and annoyed expression.

This strategy involves attrition and using Zhang Jie to weaken Guo Guo.

“I think the current story’s beginning is not good, and the elements of the whole world view are not novel enough.” Zhang Jie muttered to Guo Guo again. Guo Guo was about to let her soul leave her mouth when she felt a light pat on her shoulder. She turned her head and saw Bai Weiran.

He smiled, and the veins on his temples throbbed.

"Just let me know if you have any suggestions, Zhang Jie."

Bai Weiran has a peculiar trait—hitting his own people makes him angrier than hitting himself.

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Chapter 5 Bai Weiran's Other Side (3K views, please vote)

"continue."

When Bai Weiran smiled and said, "Let's continue for the seventh time," Zhang Jie was speechless.

He was so angry he was practically on the verge of a boil, and he didn't even have a chance to drink some water.

Before he came to this project, he was warned that Bai Weiran was a troublemaker.

It looked harmless, but when you slapped it, your hand was covered in blood.

After joining the crew, Zhang Jie avoided Bai Weiran, noticing that Guoguo had a gentler personality, and relentlessly attacked her.

Bai Weiran suddenly called him away today, which surprised and puzzled him. However, he also took it as an opportunity to make the other party value him, so he spoke very earnestly. But his efforts only earned him two repeated words.

The person in front of me even had a smile on their lips, but their eyes were deep and devoid of any light, which made me tremble with fear.

He softened for a moment and unconsciously showed weakness.

"I'm done talking."

Bai Weiran changed his posture, leaning to the left and shifting his weight to one side, revealing a smile.

"You're done talking, that's good."

"No."

Zhang Jie was stunned for a moment.

"…………!?"

"Don't you understand?" Bai Weiran tapped his finger lightly, his smile deepening, which was rather chilling.

"What you're saying won't work. I don't accept it, I won't adopt it, I don't think it's acceptable. Is that explanation clear enough? I believe you can understand it with your writing skills, right?"

This is absolutely outrageous!

He went to great lengths to oust Dong Zhengyuan and take this position himself, wasn't he just trying to be in charge?

If you want to send a Bodhisattva statue to the group, you also need to see if they will make offerings.

Zhang Jie has powerful connections, so go ahead and sue him!

Bai Weiran is not afraid of fighting, and some struggles are unavoidable. The more you retreat, the more they will think you are weak and easy to bully. There is no point in resorting to underhanded tricks. It is best to bring the problem to the surface. Bai Weiran is happy for him to complain.

Zhang Jie's face gradually turned pale.

Guoguo peered through the gap in the glass partition of the conference room. When Achao came out from the front door, he noticed her furtive figure and approached her with a puzzled look.

"Guoguo, you're... Waaaaa!!"

"Ah ah!!!"

Guoguo was intently searching for Bai Weiran and Zhang Jie in which conference room when she was suddenly patted on the shoulder. Startled, she overreacted and screamed. She and Achao looked at each other, screaming like two squeaky chickens being pinched at the same time. This startled the people in the conference rooms on both sides, who peeked out to see a man and a woman talking politely.

"Hey! Ah Chao, why didn't you come to the Canyon yesterday when I asked you to?!"

"Thanks for the invitation. I was in Paris at the time, just got off the plane! Sis, I'm in a hurry to go to the Champs-Élysées to buy you a bag..."

Did you hear that right?

Everyone looked away. Guoguo and Achao in the corridor stopped talking at the same time, glanced around, and breathed a sigh of relief.

"You scared me to death! You scared me to death!" Guoguo scolded in a low voice.

Ah Chao looked completely innocent. "I just wanted to ask what you were spying on. Huh? Is it Guo Guo's crush, and you're spying on him?"

"Pah, what nonsense are you talking about? I'm looking for my eldest son, Weiran. He just arrested Zhang Jie, and I was worried they'd fight, but I didn't know which meeting room they were in, so I kept sneaking around to find him—but what are you doing here?"

Ah Chao scratched his head, looking helpless.

"There was no other way, the fifteenth floor was too crowded, and all the meeting rooms were booked, so we booked a room on the sixteenth floor."

Guoguo frowned, looking puzzled. "You've been having a lot of meetings lately. I keep seeing you on the sixteenth floor. Are you taking up most of your work time in meetings? Are you sure there's nothing wrong with your work?"

Ah Chao looked around to make sure no one was there before whispering gossip to Guo Guo.