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

The man seemed to have expected this and politely replied, "It's a temporary survey; people from above came down to investigate and requested it."

What he said made perfect sense; if Shi Jinwei hadn't known the truth was being concealed, she might have actually believed it.

However, since she had already moved in, she had no intention of making things difficult for anyone.

We're all just struggling working people, why bother?

She pressed the unlock button to let the man up, then covered herself up completely and stood at the elevator door.

After the man left, she took off her clothes, threw them into a bag, sealed it, and then disinfected her whole body with disinfectant.

The property manager was taken aback when she saw her waiting at the door, then smiled and handed her a pen and paper.

While filling out the form, Shi Jinwei casually asked, "What's the purpose of this survey? Is it for providing feedback?"

The man smiled and said, "I'm sorry, ma'am, I don't know either. I'm just following orders."

Seeing that she couldn't get any information, she didn't continue. After finishing the form, she handed it to the other person.

As the elevator descended, I was about to throw the clothes into the bag when I paused.

I looked up and looked around and up at the sky.

The apartment building has one unit per floor, with the main entrance facing the elevator directly and a safety passage next to it.

The locks on the safety exits are sensor-activated, and normally only the homeowner can open them.

However, in the event of a fire or other emergency, the sensors inside will automatically unlock.

It seems safe now, but who knows what will happen later.

With that in mind, Shi Jinwei took her phone and went downstairs, intending to buy a sturdy lock.

She hadn't planned on getting a security door; if things went wrong, she'd sabotage the elevator so no one could get in.

After that, just keep an eye on the emergency exit gate.

More and more people fainted, and ambulances sped by on the road from time to time. Every pedestrian was wearing a mask.

Although the news reports didn't cover any specific information, everyone could clearly feel the tension in the atmosphere.

After buying the lock, she planned to buy a security camera to install outside.

The navigation showed that the store was a ten-minute walk away.

Since it wasn't a good time to take the bus or a taxi, she quickly followed the navigation.

A group of people were pouring out of the subway entrance, and Shi Jinwei instinctively avoided them.

I walked close to the edge of the road, trying to get away from the crowd.

Suddenly, screams erupted from the crowd, and the crowd scattered.

Turning around, I saw a young man staggering, coughing up blood.

Then, he lost his balance and tumbled down the stairs.

People climbing the stairs at the subway entrance saw someone tumble down from above and started screaming and getting out of the way.

Several of those who escaped also had similar symptoms.

Several girls were coughing as they ran, and then they collapsed to the ground.

There was no blood coming from their mouths, but their whole bodies were convulsing.

His eyes were rolling back, making it look like he was having an epileptic seizure.

No passerby dared to step forward, but someone took out their phone and dialed 120.

Shi Jinwei kept her distance and, before leaving, noticed someone filming a short video.

I walked quickly to my destination, ignoring the boss's nagging.

She bought a 360-degree rotating security camera and a lock, then hurried home.

Now, every person coughing on the street makes her feel dangerous, and she regrets not wearing protective clothing when she came out.

Even if it's eye-catching, it's safe.

When she got home, she took out a 1L bucket of disinfectant and sprayed it all over herself.

Only after the disinfectant on her arms had dripped down her back did she begin to disinfect the surrounding space.

Next, I locked the security door with a padlock and then started studying the surveillance footage.

You can't nail nails into the wall by the door.

Before even entering the room, they pushed the shoe cabinet against the wall over.

I climbed up and started installing the surveillance camera using strong adhesive tape.

Knowing there's no power outlet near the door, it's not practical to connect one now.

So I bought a dual-battery solar-powered one.

This way, the monitoring can continue to run even without being plugged in.

After confirming everything was working correctly via my phone, I added a lock to the security door.

He then took off his clothes, threw them into a bag, and put them in the trash can by the door.

He then took out disinfectant and sprayed it vigorously on himself and around the trash can before going inside.

After entering the house, I disinfected the entrance area and rushed into the bathroom to take a shower.

After a series of steps, she finally felt clean, though she wasn't sure if it was just psychological.

In the afternoon, reports about the flu finally appeared online, but they were vague.

The authorities did not say it was a new type of influenza; they only said that we are currently in the peak season for influenza and urged the public to take precautions.

After the community group was banned, someone created a new one.

The group admin added the landlord, who in turn added Shi Jinwei.

Perhaps because the area was locked down in the morning, everyone was much more cautious when chatting.

Besides forwarding posts, words like "flu" and "virus" are replaced with homophones and initials.

As long as you can understand it, there aren't that many rules to follow.

On the third day of the game, Shi Jinwei didn't go out again, staying at home eating, drinking, and watching the news.

In addition to browsing news in the members' forum, she also followed some personal accounts on social media and video platforms.

These people are all doctors from major hospitals and staff from research centers in the city.

In addition, there are media accounts for hospitals and research centers.

The content posted by these accounts in the past few days has mostly been related to personal protection.

Because of the information blockade, the public couldn't see anything amiss; the only change was an increase in comments asking about the cough.

The turning point came on the fourth day of the game.

A hacker directly hacked the official website and several major social media platforms.

In addition to reposting information from abroad to both domestic and international audiences, they also continuously released many videos and news reports that had been taken down in China.

The incident occurred in the middle of the night and did not attract the attention of internet regulators.

Night owls and marketing accounts on the internet, however, swarmed in like cats smelling fish, quickly spreading the content.

When Shi Jinwei woke up in the morning, she saw that the people in the group were no longer afraid of being banned and were having a heated discussion.

That's when I found out what happened in the middle of the night.

By the time the authorities discovered it in the morning, it was too late; the hackers had already torn away this fig leaf.

Only then did the people realize that they had already been shrouded in death.

Shi Jinwei immediately took the drone out to check the situation and found that the city was in complete chaos.

Everyone flocked to pharmacies and supermarkets to stockpile food and medicine.

In the transmitted video, you can also hear the pharmacy worker shouting, "We're out of disinfectant! Don't rush to buy it!"

In the afternoon, the official announcement was finally released, concerning the novel influenza.

The press conference was sudden, but the measures had already been implemented several days earlier.

Previously, only a few cities were locked down; now it has been announced that every city is now under lockdown.

The policy in An Yue City is to lock down residential areas, and all residents will be required to stay home in quarantine starting today.

Except for those in special positions, no one is allowed to go out.

Meanwhile, due to a shortage of manpower, the community began recruiting volunteers to help.

The compensation was medicine, food, and water; the only requirement was that the child could not return home for the night.