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

A hypothesis emerged in my mind, but more experiments were needed.

For now, I'll keep it to myself and examine the strange item I've acquired:

1. Property certificate for No. 108, Second Street, Ghost Street: After the instance collapsed, the property returned to the Ghost World. As the BOSS killer, this property will be given to you as a reward.

2. One Item Conversion Card: Converts ordinary items into items usable in the Ghost Realm.

3. A box of meat bones: a food that all ghosts like, feeding it will increase their favorability.

4. 2000 Ghost Coins: The universal currency for Ghost World and Ghost Dungeons.

5. Title "Player who successfully killed the BOSS" (obtained by killing the dungeon BOSS container ghost): Effect - Ghostly intimidation +5, ghosts will think twice before they can beat you.

Note: 1. Each player can wear multiple titles (the effects stack), but the maximum number cannot exceed five.

2. When the title is displayed, players can freely set the displayed title. If no title is set manually, the system will display the first one based on the time it was worn.

3. The title is only displayed and valid in the Mysterious Tales dungeon.

First, equip the title and then hide it.

He threw the bone into the spatial storage and looked at the strange coins in his hand.

I saved the Ghost Coins I found in the dungeon last time.

The leftover money from the book wasn't put into the storage space, nor was it taken out with it when the book was published.

This time, the reward actually includes Ghost Coins. I wonder if anyone else brought out Ghost Coins last time.

I'll go to the forum later and look for it.

Next is the [property ownership certificate].

It looks exactly like a real-world property certificate.

The difference is that real-world property certificates have red covers, while this one is black.

Inside, the property information was displayed, and the owner's name was hers.

There's even a floor plan at the very end; it all looks quite convincing.

However, new problems have arisen as a result:

The description reads: "Real estate that returns to a bizarre world."

Could this be interpreted as the existence of a strange world unknown to them?

Is this world closely related to the real world and games?

Continuing this line of reasoning, is their involvement in the game also related to this world?

As soon as the idea came to mind, Shi Jinwei immediately went to the forum to search for posts related to [property ownership certificate], but found nothing.

Undeterred, I searched for the phrase "[weird world]".

This has resulted in quite a few posts.

The content isn't so much related as to be completely unrelated.

Some "well-meaning players" have even compiled a list of bizarre novels for players to refer to.

These books are available in the library, and Shi Jinwei has read them, but to be honest, they are not very useful for reference.

It can broaden one's thinking, but it's not very practical.

She then went to the chat channel to ask for advice.

Anyway, it's just a screen name and has nothing to do with the rankings, so nobody knows who she is.

[Queen Takes Down the Game]: Among the players who participated in the eerie dungeon, who has obtained any clues about the "eerie world"?

[Fanta with Sprite]: Isn't the eerie world just an eerie dungeon? What more clues do you need? There are tons of dungeons to clear on the forum.

[Eavesdropping Device]: Since you asked, there must be a difference, right? Are there any clues? Share them! @QueenOverturnsGames

[Slippers]: Exactly, tell your story @QueenOverturnsGames.

[If you're brainless, eat more walnuts]: [The key to the safe] @Queen beats up the game.

[Nostalgia for Blue Skies and White Clouds]: Hey, what did I just see? Is this a ghost artifact? Wow, wow, you're amazing.

[Little Grey Wolf Big Red Riding Hood]: Tsk, just releasing this weird weapon is no different from directly revealing the ID.

……

Skip the useless messages and directly open the item that person sent:

The safe key: The key to the safe is missing. As for which safe it is, you'll have to find out for yourself in the supernatural world, hahaha!

Shi Jinwei: "..."

This is the first time I've seen such a useless prop with such an arrogant description.

I felt my fists getting hard.

Send a private message to the other party directly:

[Queen Takes Down the Game]: What items did you get this time? Could you tell me about your dungeon?

The other person seemed to know she would come looking for them, replying instantly:

[If you're brainless, eat more walnuts]: Okay, let's trade.

[Queen Takes Down the Game]: OK, I'll go first.

She recounted everything that happened after entering the instance, but omitted the fact that she had killed the BOSS.

The other party readily recounted his experience:

He was a student in a 10-person class and worked as an employee at a company.

The key was found while searching for clues in the office.

At the time, he didn't find it useful, so he just casually tossed it into his pocket.

When I checked the results, I found that it had become a dungeon reward.

He thought he would have to go back into that instance to find the safe.

I also want to hang the key at the trading center.

It wasn't until I saw Shi Jinwei's question that I noticed the item description wasn't "[Strange Dungeon]", but rather...

[A bizarre world].

Judging from forums and player chats, the current missions in the eerie dungeons are all about "survival".

So neither of them discussed the extra interactions in the instance, but they shared the same guess.

But that was all the clues they had.

It's unclear whether other players simply didn't notice or didn't see it.

So we'll have to wait and see.

After ending the conversation, Shi Jinwei threw all the props into her spatial storage.

As the number of strange items increased, so did the number of bizarre artifacts in the trading center.

Aside from Shi Jinwei, who has a huge spatial bug, other players who want to bring more items into the world need to buy an "Installation Expansion Card".

Now open the transaction center, and the price of this card has soared to 1500 points.

It's more expensive than a resurrection card.

She couldn't afford it, and she lost interest in looking at it.

I'll want to buy it after seeing it, but I might not have enough points to upgrade my skills.

Not having enough points can easily cause anxiety.

Shi Jinwei refused to engage in internal strife.

The acquired artifact conversion card was left unused and kept.

There was a previous idea to turn guns into treacherous weapons.

However, after seeing the Wei family's pistol, I wonder if the bullets need to be spun separately.

But judging by its destructive power, it's not even as effective as her big axe.

So in the end, she directly used the enchantment card on the axe, and the effect was remarkable:

Crafting Axe (Class III - Enchanted): Deals an additional 5% true damage each time it hits a monster.

It doesn't look high, but in practice...

Previously, attacking a container monster might cause you to be knocked back, but now, even if you are knocked back, you still take 5% true damage.

This is still from the perspective of the BOSS; the target is just a regular minion, which would be even better.

After dealing with the props, Shi Jinwei finally had time to examine her game space.

It's gotten a little bigger, but the effect isn't very noticeable.

I bought the four-piece bedding set and the bunny plushie before, so that I could sleep comfortably.

The extra space I've added doesn't seem to be of any use.

Digital characters don't need to eat, drink, or relieve themselves.

Sleep is not necessary in the first place.

But she felt that sleep could relax her mind, so she kept doing it.

Shi Jinwei collapsed onto the bed and began to catch up on sleep.