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

If this were a normal instance, Li Miao would have already retaliated upon hearing this.

But this is tricky. She doesn't even have any props now. How can she deal with it?

Seeing that she didn't speak, he reached out and grabbed her arm.

Li Miao finally couldn't hold back any longer, and a dark light flashed from his hand, striking the ghost's body.

The dark light severed the ghost's outstretched arm, black liquid flowed from the cut, and the ghost let out a scream.

The dark light didn't stop; it pierced its body, extinguishing its breath completely.

The people who were secretly observing stared wide-eyed at Li Miao.

The girl was still crying uncontrollably, her body trembling.

His killings were swift and precise, clearly the work of a ruthless person.

The sarcoma slowly emerged from behind.

He glanced at Li Miao: "Randomly killing customers, one bad review."

After saying that, he dragged the corpse of the dead monster and walked away.

Black blood flowed everywhere as the animal was dragged along, emitting a putrid, stench.

Seeing this, Shi Jinwei replaced the broom with a mop and began to silently clean up the black blood.

Zhou Hua also came around, his hands still wiping the shelves.

He whispered, "Girl, was that your skill just now? It was so powerful, it could even kill a ghost."

Li Miao sniffed and glanced at the man with red eyes.

There was no reply; he headed in the direction of Shi Jinwei.

Seeing her attitude, Zhou Hua frowned in displeasure, wanting to say something but holding back.

Chen Qi, standing at the cashier, observed everything, her eyes lowered as if lost in thought.

As Shi Jinwei mopped the floor, she recalled Li Miao's skills in her mind.

It looks like a shadow, but it can still harm the ghost, which means that the ghost can be killed.

Some players, however, do not need any special items to protect themselves or even fight back.

That's a higher starting line than some other players.

I just don't know if the things I bought will work on the ghost. Maybe I can try them out when I get the chance.

Li Miao followed her over, and seeing how diligently she was cleaning, he quickly picked up a rag and got to work, while whispering, "Hey sis, wanna team up?"

She looked up and stared at the girl.

From the moment he entered until he was about to kill the monster, Li Miao had shown signs of being timid.

But when it comes to killing the cunning, they show no mercy.

Her eyes are red now, and it doesn't seem like she's faking it.

The contrast is huge.

No player should be underestimated.

Seeing that she didn't answer, Li Miao was about to say something more when the tumor suddenly appeared.

Seeing that the two were working, he still said coldly, "Employees are prohibited from joking around during working hours."

Then, pointing at Shi Jinwei, he said, "Come with me and clean up the blood in the office."

Li Miao looked over with concern, but Shi Jinwei gently shook her head, picked up the mop, and followed behind the tumor.

The store has more than a dozen shelves, and besides the sarcoma, there are only a few employees.

There were two doors at the back, neither of which were closed.

Inside, a figure was huffing and puffing as they moved boxes.

Seeing Shi Jinwei following behind the tumor-like monster, surprise and worry flashed in his eyes.

The other path leads to the office of the fleshy monster.

A nauseating smell wafted from under the door, causing Shi Jinwei to pause slightly.

Seeing that the tumor-like creature seemed completely unaware and even somewhat enjoying itself, she could only silently follow it inside.

The sarcoma-like creature sat in its office chair and pointed to the floor: "Clean this up."

The room was in a mess, and there was only blood on the floor.

Without saying a word, Shi Jinwei started working, subtly glancing around.

The sarcoma-like creature appears to have no facial features, but it is very perceptive.

He immediately noticed Shi Jinwei's little trick and stood up in front of her: "You little trash, don't you know you shouldn't look at things you shouldn't?"

As he spoke, he reached his arm over Shi Jinwei's body and slammed the door shut with a "bang".

Her body appeared even larger under the light, and her reflection completely covered her, creating a powerful sense of oppression.

Shi Jinwei didn't stop what she was doing, nor did she say anything; she just lowered her head even further.

Seeing that she wasn't afraid, the tumor seemed to have discovered something interesting: "Little trash, I'm your boss. Ignore your boss, and you'll get a bad review."

He had barely finished speaking when the human threw something at him.

I instinctively reached out and caught it. It was a white, soft, warm dumpling with an unfamiliar aroma.

The lumpy creature looked it over for a moment, then threw the dumpling directly into its mouth.

He chewed a few times, then looked down at Shi Jinwei: "It tastes good, is there any more?"

Shi Jinwei: "..."

Who the hell said that glutinous rice can ward off evil spirits?

Is it that Gui simply doesn't buy into this, or is she approaching it the wrong way?

Seeing that she didn't speak, the sarcoma asked again, its tone now filled with expectation.

After thinking for a moment, she said, "You take back your review, and I'll give you one."

Half of the glutinous rice I bought was cooked and made into dumplings, while the other half was raw.

Seeing that Gui loved to eat, she began to negotiate terms.

Seeing that she still wanted to negotiate, the sarcoma monster slapped her across the face: "You little trash, who gives you the right to negotiate here?"

Shi Jinwei nimbly dodged, then quickened her pace, saying, "Only I have this. If you kill me, I'll never get to eat it again."

Sure enough, upon hearing this, the sarcoma monster actually stopped.

Staring at Shi Jinwei's expressionless face, he said, "Five."

Shi Jinwei: "Two."

The sarcoma ghost: "Three."

Shi Jinwei: "One."

Damn, is this how you bargain?

The fleshy monster felt that this human was more like a monster than he was, and he had to choose between killing her and eating the white dumpling.

Shi Jinwei continued, "I'll give you one today, and two a day for the next five days."

The sarcoma monster said, "I need three a day."

Shi Jinwei: "Deal."

She readily gave the lumpy creature two glutinous rice balls, then continued working with her head down.

However, fearing that the guy might change his mind after eating, I remained cautious.

The sarcoma was quite trustworthy; as expected, it stopped bothering him after he finished eating.

Seeing the other person's rapt expression, and recalling the information he had gathered in the library.

She pulled out a stick of incense: "How about I trade this for a good review?"

When the fleshy monster saw what she took out, two eyes finally appeared on its head.

You can see that they're all straight.

It's clear that this is more tempting than glutinous rice balls.

But he felt he was losing out if he agreed so easily.

I wanted to haggle a bit more, but then I saw her turn around and leave: "Fine, if you don't want to agree, I'll ask the other customers later."

The stock clerks rarely initiate conversations with customers.

However, if a customer comes in to ask a question, she can still take the opportunity to negotiate terms with them.

From the reaction of the sarcoma ghost, she could confirm that this thing was exceptionally attractive to ghosts, and she was not afraid that the ghosts would not be tempted.

Seeing her so decisive, the sarcoma-like creature closed the door again: "Okay, okay."

Under Shi Jinwei's gaze, he said with a look of utter disappointment, "One good review."

Shi Jinwei heard a "ding" sound from the system in her mind.

It was exactly the same as when I gave it a bad review, so I was finally satisfied.