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

She read through all the posts, but not much of it was useful for reference.

Most players are either venting or showing off.

A small number of players described what happened in the dungeon, but the descriptions were messy and not very useful.

After watching it, she hugged the bunny and lay down on the bed to catch up on sleep.

The next day, Shi Jinwei did not go to the library, but instead began to practice drawing talismans according to the "Strange Talismans".

She doesn't consider herself clumsy, but drawing these kinds of talismans still gives her a bit of a headache.

Fortunately, I had enough patience and spent a day drawing nearly 200 of the first two talismans.

Practice makes perfect. At first, you might not even recognize the characters in the drawings, but they will gradually become more and more realistic.

I put the talisman away and will wait until the next time I enter the dungeon to see if it works.

On the third day of the game, she reopened the arena.

Her first opponent was a tall, thin man whose strength was comparable to hers, but who had the advantage of using skillful techniques.

It took an hour, ending with the opponent narrowly winning by one move.

Because they couldn't communicate inside, the man gave her a thumbs-up before leaving.

Shi Jinwei won both of her next two matches, one against a middle-aged woman and the other against a girl of similar age.

Using the points she earned in the training room, Shi Jinwei tried to recall the training techniques of man number 1.

I discovered that this really does make up for my lack of strength.

Because she had to enter the dungeon early the next morning, she didn't practice too late and finished training around 6 a.m.

Although we now have digital bodies and don't need to eat, we still feel the sensation of eating.

So she still spent 1 point to order herself a big meal as a treat.

You can only spend what you earn.

She saved money because she didn't have enough points before.

With over 1000 points remaining, she naturally wouldn't be too hard on herself.

Just as she was enjoying her food and watching a movie, her private chat channel rang again.

Clicking on it reveals Zhou Kexin.

She didn't contact her this time when the book was being published, but now that she's appeared, Shi Jinwei can basically guess what this friend's purpose is.

Sure enough, the other party first talked to Shi Jinwei about their encounters in the bizarre dungeon before revealing their purpose.

[Zhou Kexin]: Xiaowei, we're going into the normal dungeon tomorrow, do you want to come with me? We cleared it pretty smoothly last time.

[Shi Jinwei]: No, I'm still used to being myself.

[Zhou Kexin]: Okay, when you're thinking of forming a team, contact me first. I'm always happy to have you join.

[Shi Jinwei]: Okay, thank you.

Seeing that she wasn't very interested in chatting, Zhou Kexin didn't press her further. After chatting with her for a few more minutes, she said goodnight.

Shi Jinwei continued eating and watching the drama, feeling as relaxed as if she had returned to a real vacation.

However, she didn't get too caught up in it. After watching and eating, she went to bed early and waited for the game to start the next day.

Early in the morning, the familiar mechanical sound rang out precisely on time:

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

[Number of game players: 8570768205.]

[Game objective: Survive for 10 days.]

[Game duration: 10 days.]

[Game Description: A giant tornado has suddenly struck Anyou City. You must survive this natural disaster for 10 days. Leaving the city results in game failure. Please act with caution.]

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

When she opened her eyes again, Shi Jinwei was sitting in the passenger seat of the SUV.

The driver next to me was a young man, and there were two other people, a man and a woman, screaming in the back.

Before they could figure out what was going on, the boy driving excitedly shouted, "Xiao Wei was right! Look, the cyclone ahead is starting!"

Was he calling his own name?

Shi Jinwei immediately realized that this was "role-playing".

When I looked up, I saw a tornado cyclone spinning in front of me.

Dark clouds that blotted out the sky almost covered the entire land, and accompanied by rumbling thunder, a fierce wind began to rage.

Everyone hid inside the house, afraid to come out, and the vehicles all drove in the opposite direction.

But these three lunatics are actually causing a tornado. What serious illness could they have?

Shi Jinwei's expression changed drastically. Forgetting all about her role, she shouted, "Get out of here quickly, it's too dangerous!"

As a result of her words, she was met with strange looks from her three companions.

The girl in the back seat reached out and touched her forehead: "Xiaowei, are you alright? You were the one who found Xuyun, why are you leaving now?"

Another young man chimed in, echoing the girl's sentiments: "That's right, this is our 'Wind Chasers' first mission, how can we give up so easily?"

What the hell is this "Wind Chaser"?

Shi Jinwei wanted to curse.

She shook off the girl's hand and said directly to the boy driving, "These cumulus clouds look too big. If we drive in, we might not be able to get out. Let's go back and prepare better next time."

But everyone was in high spirits, so how could they possibly agree? They even started criticizing her and mocking her for being timid.

Helpless, Shi Jinwei was about to pull out her gun to threaten the driver when she felt the wind outside getting stronger and stronger.

In the distance, the tornado had begun to connect the sky and the earth, and the surrounding debris had been swept into the air, spinning continuously with the whirlwind.

"Turn around, immediately." She pulled out a gun and pressed it against the driver boy's head.

The girl in the back started screaming in fright, but the driver boy was not scared at all; instead, he burst out laughing.

He looked at Shi Jinwei: "Come on, kill me! Let's see if the tornado stops after you kill me!"

Her eyes were bloodshot, and Shi Jinwei gritted her teeth, cursing inwardly, "Madman!"

Even if you kill someone right now, you can't stop the car immediately.

Rather than getting entangled with these three people here, she just wanted to leave as soon as possible.

She thought she should just open the car door.

Fortunately, it was an old vehicle, and the locks weren't automatic.

"Xiao Wei, what are you doing?" The girl in the back had just finished screaming when she saw Shi Jinwei open the car door and questioned her sharply again.

The car was going very fast, and the wind outside was getting stronger.

If it weren't for her seatbelt, Shi Jinwei would have been thrown off her feet the moment the door opened.

He didn't answer the girl's question, nor did he care about their unpleasant expressions.

She unbuckled her seatbelt, gritted her teeth, and jumped out of the car.

Jumping outwards at that speed is extremely dangerous.

But Shi Jinwei couldn't care less about that.

The tornado was moving in their direction, and given its current destructive power, they wouldn't even make it to the center before being swept away.

This is tantamount to suicide.

She didn't want to die; she only wanted to save herself.

Protecting her head, Shi Jinwei rolled out of the car.

The car was going too fast, and the three of them thought she was just pretending. They never expected her to actually jump.

Upon seeing this, the boy driver slammed on the brakes, then his expression changed drastically: "Damn, the brakes have failed."

The other two also turned pale upon hearing this.