I Am Reincarnated to Write Code for the Devil, but Where Is My Salary?

A 996 programmer died suddenly at his workstation. When he opened his eyes again, a demon king loli was pulling her hair and screaming: "Fix the magic system quickly! The world is going to collapse!" He looked around - the screen was full of error messages, the teleportation array was overflowing with monsters, and the oven could spontaneously ignite. "Who wrote the code?" "The ex who ran away three thousand years ago." "... Where's the salary?" "You're here to save the world!" "The last company said the same thing, and then I died suddenly." He stayed, not because of his mission, but because he didn't have to pay rent in a different world, and his keyboarding speed was just right for drawing patches. But I soon discovered that changing the world would not change my working life. The Demon King is an irritable Party A and always says "This function is very simple"; the Hero spent 300 days farming slimes due to a bug; and the Elf Queen shouts "This is not consistent" when something goes wrong. What's even more annoying is that when the devil pulls his hair, his eyes look very much like his dead sister. While fixing bugs and meeting demand, I deceive myself just for wages. In the end, he faced a choice: reconstruct the world system (three-year construction period, no bonus), or return to Earth? He sighed: "It's not about writing code." Then he turned to the devil: "Add more money, or we won't have to talk." 996 Code Farmer × Irritated Loli Demon King × Sand Sculpture Workplace in Another World ——Saving the world is okay, but overtime will be counted separately.