Survival in the apocalypse: I exploited a bug in an infinite dungeon.

On the morning of the fourth day, a new dungeon opened:

The game will start in 5 minutes. Please read the game instructions carefully.

[Number of game players: 9703224875.]

[Game content: Getting vaccinated.]

[Game duration: 30 days.]

[Game Description: A large-scale outbreak of a novel influenza has suddenly occurred nationwide. Existing treatments are ineffective, and the death toll continues to rise. An Yue City, ranked first in the country in terms of medical expertise, will develop a flu vaccine within 30 days. You need to successfully receive the flu vaccine within 30 days to complete the game. Leaving the city will result in game failure. Please act with caution.]

[Game Gifts: 1000 An Yue Coins, a random outfit, a mobile phone, and a character ID.]

The game mission changed again, and Shi Jinwei was immediately teleported into the game after only reading it once.

She was certain that the opening time was definitely not 5 minutes, at most only 2 minutes!

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She opened her eyes and found herself sitting on the bed with an IV drip in her hand, surrounded by other patients receiving similar injections.

Shi Jinwei was a little confused, then felt a tickle in her throat and wanted to cough.

Suppressing her impulse, she immediately took out a mask from her storage space, put it on, and began to look around at her surroundings.

The place where it was administered was surprisingly the infusion room.

Aside from patients and their families, the only other people around were nurses and doctors who occasionally came in and out.

Just then, a middle-aged man diagonally opposite her pulled out the IV from his hand and hurriedly left.

The patients on either side, seeing his half-empty IV drip bottle, instinctively called out, "Hey, bro, why did you run off before it was finished?"

The man didn't return; he left in a hurry, occasionally letting out a few low coughs.

Then, after the man left, several more people, both men and women, got up and did the same thing as the man.

The NPCs whispered amongst themselves, not understanding what was going on.

Shi Jinwei observed this without revealing her expression and lowered her eyes. These people seemed to be players.

The bed to her left was occupied by an old woman. Seeing that Shi Jinwei had her head down and wasn't responding, she quickly said, "Young lady, you should call for help."

Looking in the direction of the sound, she saw the old lady pointing at her IV drip, and only then did she realize that the liquid in the bottle above her head had run out.

After hesitating for a moment, she pressed the call button anyway.

After entering the game, I could clearly feel my weakness.

Shi Jinwei felt that before buying supplies, she should ask the NPC about her physical condition before doing anything else.

I'm not sure if I've already been infected.

The nurse arrived quickly and efficiently changed her IV drip. Just as she was about to leave, Shi Jinwei called her back.

"How many more days do I need to have IV fluids?" she asked. If it took a few more days, her condition might affect her mobility, so she needed to plan carefully.

The nurse looked at the label on the bottle: "You don't need to come back after today's injection. The doctor should have prescribed your medication, right? Remember to take it on time, and drink less alcohol in the future; your stomach can't take the strain."

Shi Jinwei: "..."

It seems to be a little different from what I expected.

Thinking of this, she took out her phone to see if there were any electronic medical records on it, and then she found the diagnosis for this body—chronic gastritis.

The old lady next to her overheard the nurse's words and immediately grumbled to Shi Jinwei, "You young people these days, you really don't take care of your health, staying up all night and drinking all the time. Sigh, why did you leave too?"

Halfway through his sentence, he saw the little girl next to him pull out the needle in her hand without changing her expression, get up and leave, completely forgetting what she was going to say.

I know it's not a cold, just ordinary gastritis.

Her throat had only been itchy for a moment, and she didn't feel anything after that, so she naturally wouldn't waste any more time here.

When I left the hospital, I noticed that many people on the street were wearing masks, and I could occasionally hear sniffling and slight coughing.

Not knowing what was going on with these NPCs, or if they had become infected, she instinctively avoided them, found a corner to stand in, and started making money.

After the last game, I had 55800 coins left. This time, I got 23000 coins, plus the game bonus, for a total of 80700 coins.

Next came purchasing supplies. Due to the large-scale flu outbreak, her primary focus shifted from food and water to medicine and protective equipment.

There are always many pharmacies near the hospital, so Shi Jinwei went into the nearest pharmacy and bought stomach medicine and painkillers first.

She ran out before the IV drip was finished, so her stomach must still be upset. We need to prepare stomach medicine.

Next came cold medicine, antibiotics, and other commonly used medications.

To boost her immunity, she also bought some health supplements this time.

Finally, there are disinfectant, disinfectant wipes, alcohol, masks, gloves, and medical protective clothing.

Especially the face masks, she bought them directly according to the real-world N95 standard.

However, in order not to attract attention, I bought some from each pharmacy and put them into my space. It took me more than ten pharmacies to buy all the medicine.

I encountered several other players during the trip, but I avoided them all.

She went inside after everyone left, and then she heard the pharmacy clerk mutter strangely, "Why are so many people buying disinfectant and protective suits today?"

After buying the medicine, the next thing to consider is housing.

Instead of rushing to choose a location, she searched online for how many hospitals there were in Anyue City and how many institutions could develop vaccines.

After comparison, apart from the "Anyue Central Hospital" she just left, the most likely institution is the "Anyue Biomedical Research and Development Center".

This is the second-ranked medical research institution in the country, and it seems to be the place most capable of developing new vaccines.

Between the hospital and the research and development center, she felt that the research and development center was more professional.

Since the distance between them wasn't very far, Shi Jinwei simply set her sights on the R&D center and searched for rental properties in the surrounding area.

Now that she has money, price is no longer a consideration for her.

She needs to pay attention to the neighborhood environment, the floor level, and the distance.

Soon, three properties were found.

The first set is a 15-minute walk from the R&D center.

The advantages are its location near a commercial area and convenient transportation. The disadvantages are that most of the apartments in the complex are rentals, resulting in a dense and somewhat chaotic population.

The second set is a 30-minute walk from the R&D center.

The advantages are that it's also located near a commercial area, making transportation convenient. Furthermore, because it's an upscale residential complex, each building has a small number of residents.

The downside is that the rent is twice that of the former, making it less cost-effective.

The third set is a 40-minute walk from the R&D center.

The advantages are convenient transportation, one elevator per household, and it's only a 30-minute walk to the hospital.

The downside is that there are no shopping options nearby, and the rent is also quite high.

After calling the three landlords and learning that she could view the apartment immediately, Shi Jinwei went straight to the first apartment.

She spent two hours looking at all three houses and finally decided on the third one.