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

The entire shopping mall collapsed, and the entrance to the underground parking lot can't be found, so it's not being considered.

Another reason for choosing the subway station is that the tunnels are interconnected.

Besides protecting against radiation, it also allows her to move around inside.

Remembering the three nearby subway exits, Shi Jinwei emerged from the safe house.

The usage period is only today, followed by an 8-day cooldown period, so it shouldn't be wasted.

Once she had decided on a direction, she started running.

The ground was littered with broken pieces, so you had to be careful even to walk, let alone run.

She could only move forward unsteadily, and then she encountered a man.

The other person was pale-faced, and upon seeing her, was first surprised, then delighted.

"Are you a player?" he asked.

Shi Jinwei didn't want to pay attention to him, but the man stretched out his arm and blocked her way.

"Are there any protective suits left?" he continued to ask, speaking to himself before she could answer.

"Forget it, it's useless to me now. I survived the explosion, but now I'm directly exposed to such strong radiation. I might suffer long-term effects in less than an hour and won't survive."

As he rambled on, he pulled open the backpack behind him and said, "It's fate that we met. These are anti-radiation medications, I'm giving them to you. You're not very old, so you must live a long and healthy life."

After saying that, he handed the backpack to Shi Jinwei and walked behind her with a look of someone about to die.

She glanced down at her backpack, which contained, in addition to iodine tablets, Prussian blue, chelating agents, aluminum-containing antacids, alginate, and sodium bicarbonate.

She only recognized iodine tablets; she didn't recognize any of the others.

The man gave away a backpack full of medicine without a second thought; he truly didn't want to live anymore.

Shi Jinwei dislikes owing favors.

The game only lasts 15 days. Even if you're half-dead, as long as you can survive for 15 days and find a safe haven, you can complete the game!

She decisively pulled out a protective suit and a week's worth of food and water from her spatial storage and caught up with the man: "Wait a minute."

There were only two living people there. The man heard the shout and knew it was directed at him, so he turned around in confusion.

Seeing the girl chasing after him with something in her arms, she stuffed it into his arms: "I can't use all this medicine. Half of it can be exchanged for a set of protective clothing, and seven days' worth of food and water."

Seeing the man's bewildered expression, she quickened her pace: "You've survived so many challenges already, so don't give up so easily. This challenge only lasts 15 days. Radiation sickness is tough, but it won't kill you immediately."

She paused, looking earnestly at the man, and said, "Live well and try to pass the level!"

She rarely talks about this kind of inspirational stuff, so she's not quite used to it.

Without giving the man a chance to react, she turned and left.

The man behind her didn't call out to her again, but his eyes were slightly red.

If you can live, who would want to die?

Often, despair is also a form of impulse.

If someone offers them a little warmth, encouragement, or support at this moment, they might be able to pull that person back from the abyss of death.

That's exactly how Shi Jinwei and men are right now.

The man gave her the medicine she needed, and she reciprocated by giving him encouragement and hope to live.

They didn't even know each other's names.

But as long as the players aren't trying to harm her, Shi Jinwei won't just think about killing.

The man cried after she left, but she didn't know it; her mind was filled with thoughts of the subway entrance.

It took an hour to find two entrances, both of which were blocked.

The third entrance was half blocked, but she squeezed through with all her might and actually managed to get in.

The subway station was also dilapidated, with half of the stairs blown off.

The glass railings of the elevator were shattered into countless fragments, scattered everywhere.

Below that was complete darkness, with only the sound of the wind howling.

He carefully took out a flashlight from the empty space and walked down. The only sound in the empty space was the sound of his shoes stepping on the gravel.

Many subway stations were built to the specifications of air-raid shelters, making them the least damaged areas in the city.

Soon, she saw the survivors here.

Whether there were any players was uncertain; everyone huddled nervously against the wall.

Seeing a person in protective clothing walk in with a flashlight, their eyes lit up with hope.

A group of people rushed over and surrounded Shi Jinwei, asking her about the situation outside.

These people, upon receiving the text messages, naturally did not believe in any nuclear attack.

But now, even deceiving oneself is impossible.

Shi Jinwei's attire led them to mistakenly believe that rescuers had arrived, and a series of questions and requests for help followed.

Shi Jinwei didn't want to get involved, nor did she have the energy to save others.

A flash of cold light, and the Tang sword appeared in her hand. Amidst the NPC's stunned expression, she coldly said, "I'm not here to rescue you. Get out of my way!"

Her tone was icy, and coupled with the weapon in her hand, everyone instinctively backed away.

But some people were still unwilling to give up: "Young lady, please, I just want to know what's going on outside."

The others nodded repeatedly, looking at her expectantly.

Shi Jinwei hesitated for a long time, afraid that if she said too much she would be entangled by these people again, so she only said one sentence: "The whole city was blown up, and I didn't see any other living people."

The male player's information was directly hidden.

Upon hearing this, someone in the group burst into tears.

I didn't cry before because I was always holding onto fantasies in my heart.

But the news the girl brought forced them to confront the stark reality.

This was their own choice, but it was also extremely painful.

She walked past them and continued walking inside.

If you want to get away from crowds, going to the subway tracks is a safe bet.

As she moved, a few people in the crowd exchanged glances and quietly followed her.

Shi Jinwei sensed it, but didn't turn around.

Unsure of these individuals' motives, I will not act unless they do.

She remained vigilant, keeping a close eye on those people.

Sure enough, after leaving the crowd and entering the waiting area, someone behind her attacked Shi Jinwei directly.

She deftly sidestepped the attack.

She shone her flashlight back and saw four players staring fiercely at her.

The man who had attacked her earlier stood at the front, a hostile smile on his face: "Not bad. Too bad you ran into us."

A girl alone is naturally seen as weak and vulnerable in the eyes of these people.

Shi Jinwei looked at the group of people indifferently, as if they were dead.

With a slight tremor of his drooping fingers, he directly selected an area of ​​one square meter.

One person is completely within the area, and the other two are half-bodies inside; that's enough.

With a slight flick of his finger, the three men behind him were instantly torn to pieces.

The one in the middle didn't even have time to scream before it turned into blood foam.

His death was relatively quick and clean.

The other two, with only half their bodies inside, are more terrifying.

The man turned around at the sound and was sprayed in the face with splattered blood and flesh.

The other two companions, with wicked grins on their faces, lay on the ground, half of their bodies neatly cut off.