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

This sentence acted like a switch, quickly drawing out the other neighbors.

[C8 Xiaoxiao's Dad]: What are some trending topics?

[A9大海]: No, it's just that last night when I was reviewing the videos, I found a lot of videos of people fainting, and it seemed a bit eerie.

[B3含宇宁]: What's so weird about it? You've been reviewing videos every day for ages. *covers mouth and laughs.jpeg*

It seems that Dahai is a video moderator, specializing in reviewing videos on websites.

When his neighbor teased him, he didn't say anything, but instead sent more than a dozen videos in a row.

There are more than a dozen videos, all of which show people who have fainted, including men, women, the elderly, and the young, in different locations.

But the last one was exceptionally terrifying:

The filming location was a hospital, and the footage was shaky, making viewers dizzy and nauseous.

Even so, everyone who clicked on the video still watched it to the end. The video featured foreigners, and it appeared to be a hospital abroad.

The initial scene was normal, with patients and doctors hurrying along the corridor.

Suddenly, a patient collapsed to the ground, coughing and convulsing.

The surrounding doctors quickly surrounded the person, while the other patients were so frightened that they backed away.

Through the gaps in the crowd, I saw that the patient, who wasn't wearing a mask, coughed and blood started gushing from his mouth.

The blood splattered all over the doctor next to him; the white coat and red blood were a striking contrast.

But the doctor didn't care at all and continued to try to save the person. However, less than a minute later, the person stopped breathing.

[A9大海]: This video was reviewed five days ago and was banned from being published because the content was too bloody.

[A9大海]: And today, all the videos I just posted have been taken down. The higher-ups have issued a notice that any such videos will be rejected and not approved.

After saying that, he went underwater.

People in the group started discussing this.

Everyone initially thought this person was making a mountain out of a molehill, but what does it mean that so many videos have been taken down?

Then, another person posted a new video in the group:

Inside was the Central Hospital, where a long line of people wearing masks and coughing incessantly formed at the registration window.

One of them coughed for a while and then collapsed to the ground.

Medical staff hurriedly pushed over a hospital bed and carried the person away, and then a second and a third person collapsed to the ground one after another.

The people around looked terrified and ran straight for the door.

However, they were stopped by the security guards at the hospital entrance.

[A2cc]: I came for a follow-up check-up today and was immediately detained at the hospital. Now the hospital only accepts inbound patients and does not allow outbound patients.

As soon as the message came out, the group chat erupted in an uproar, with everyone popping up to ask about the person's situation, but the person didn't say anything more.

Shi Jinwei clicked on this person's profile picture, only to find that the system had issued a message: "This user has been banned from speaking by the system for posting false information."

Startled, she looked at the first person who posted the video and saw the same notification.

The people in the group were busy discussing and didn't notice this detail, so they all contributed what they knew.

There aren't many people living in this community, but because of his position, he has access to more information than most people outside.

Soon someone forwarded a screenshot of the post.

She clicked on it and found that it was a report about an accident at a foreign hospital.

The content was copied from an external website, and the person who copied it thoughtfully translated the report.

The report states that a new type of influenza has emerged overseas.

After contracting the flu, the symptoms on the first day are weakness, fever, and a mild cough, which seem no different from those of a common cold.

Starting the next day, severely ill patients will experience difficulty breathing, whole-body convulsions, and in severe cases, cough up blood directly.

Existing cold medicines and antibiotics are completely ineffective against this virus.

Few who contract the disease survive five days; most die completely by the third day.

How this virus spreads is currently unknown, but it is highly contagious, and several cities abroad have already been locked down.

In order to avoid causing panic, high-level officials in all countries around the world began to block information and prohibit the dissemination and release of related content.

After reading the report, Shi Jinwei followed the URL in the screenshot and found it was a niche forum.

The reason this post wasn't blocked is because accessing this forum requires registration, and membership is based on an annual fee.

You need to pay 1000 coins before you can register.

Most people wouldn't bother spending 1000 coins to register as a member, so little information leaks out from the forum.

Without hesitation, Shi Jinwei paid 1000 coins to register as a member and browse the content.

You'll find information here that you won't find on most social media platforms, including information about vaccines!!!

In the most popular post, a staff member claiming to be an "insider at the research center" made a revelation.

In fact, this disease was discovered abroad half a month ago.

When the news was received, their unit was ordered to begin a secret study, but there has been no progress to date.

The other news concerns the virus situation in China.

According to "rumors," many travelers from abroad have already been quarantined.

However, by the time it was discovered, it was too late, and those on the same flight as them were inevitably infected.

It is unclear whether the virus has an incubation period, but these people have already traveled to different cities, so it is possible to predict how many people they have come into contact with.

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Upon seeing this, Shi Jinwei's phone suddenly received a system notification.

This is from a group chat—the group has been banned by the system for posting false information. Please contact customer service for assistance if you have any questions.

The stark white background and black text are tantamount to an implicit admission of the reliability of the message.

Her heart sank even lower.

She put away her phone, put on a mask, picked up the two drones she had bought yesterday, and headed to the rooftop.

The rented apartment is on the top floor, and there's a ladder opposite it. If you want to get to the roof, you have to climb up from there.

There was a decorative little loft on the roof. She climbed up to the top of the loft and placed the two drones there.

The drone is waterproof, so you don't have to worry about rain.

After that, you need to stay at home. When you need to check the situation outside, you can just remotely control them to go out.

The attic is the tallest building in the community, so the drone can be placed on top and not be seen by others.

So even if someone sees the drone later, they won't know whose it is, which can save a lot of unnecessary trouble.

I had just gotten home when the video doorbell rang, and a man in a suit and a mask stood inside.

Upon hearing the doorbell ring, before Shi Jinwei could even ask anything, the man shoved his work badge around his neck into the camera lens: "Hello, I'm the property manager for this building. The community is currently conducting a survey of the residents in the area, and our community is managed by the property management company. Is this a convenient time for you?"

Upon hearing him mention "community survey," Shi Jinwei immediately thought of the man and woman from the previous "Rainstorm" instance and retorted, "I didn't receive any notification, what's going on?"