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

However, Shi Jinwei plans to use scarcity marketing.

So only ten were sold.

Even so, he still earned 50000 Ghost Coins.

The whole morning was spent selling.

Various strange favorability values ​​have also been accumulated to some extent.

It varies from one point to several points.

We had lunch at the hotel restaurant.

Although it tastes terrible, it is indeed food for humans.

In addition, customers can have one free meal every day, choosing between breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Her thought was that not eating it would be a waste of her money, and it was a shame she didn't want to eat it.

But after that meal, she felt she would never come back a second time.

As for why the food wasn't bad the last two times...

In the convenience store instance, she ate her own food, and the other players didn't show any unusual behavior.

The role-playing game was played by player Su Miaomiao.

So now she realizes just how terrible the human food here is.

During the meal, I saw several players serving other ghosts.

A man carefully carried the hot pot toward the dining table.

The pot was heavy and filled with ingredients; he walked carefully.

All my attention was focused on the pot, afraid of accidentally knocking it over.

The next second, I felt something trip me up, and I fell forward.

Startled, his body reacted faster than his mind, twisting his body like a pretzel.

They managed to scoop it back up just before it spilled out of the pot.

The body returned to normal in an extremely bizarre posture.

He looked up angrily and was met with a sinister smile.

The other party was waiting for him to lose his temper so they could take advantage of the situation.

Surprisingly, the man actually caught it, which was a bit of a disappointment.

On the other hand, a middle-aged woman also encountered a similar situation.

Unfortunately, her skills were useless, but she did have items.

The moment the customer loses their temper, they are instantly killed with a prop.

What I was thinking was that the rules said to obey, but they didn't say that you can't kill monsters.

She didn't break any rules, did she?

The smile had barely appeared on his face when a sneaky figure attacked from behind.

The woman didn't even have time to scream before she was swallowed up.

The other monsters seemed to take this scene for granted and didn't react much.

Only the players looked grim and became more cautious in their actions.

Song Jie personally served Shi Jinwei, and upon seeing this scene, she gave a mocking smile: "Idiot."

Shi Jinwei glanced at the woman without showing any emotion.

If her tone hadn't been one of disappointment and frustration, she would have truly believed it.

However, they won't ask or say anything unnecessary.

After lunch, she and Song Jie walked towards the lobby when she suddenly asked, "Even employees can't leave the hotel after get off work?"

Song Jie nodded, then heard her continue, "What about the customers?"

"You can't if you're a player," she said.

He saw Shi Jinwei staring at him without blinking.

She gave a wry smile: "It's not that I don't want to tell you more, but there are rules."

"One last question?" Shi Jinwei asked immediately when she saw that she had given up.

Song Jie gestured for her to ask.

The girl stared at him and uttered, word by word, "Why did you become an NPC?"

She was taken aback, seemingly not expecting this question to be asked.

His expression changed several times.

Finally, he only said, "It's for survival. I can't tell you more; you'll have to find out for yourself."

Seeing that she really couldn't say anything more, Shi Jinwei was somewhat disappointed.

She asked this question because she discovered that the phone she brought in could be turned on in the instance, but had no signal.

I tried scanning the hotel's Wi-Fi, but I couldn't connect.

She guessed that it could only be used outside the instance's area.

Because the phone seemed to have a signal when I was on the street last time.

However, there were too many people at the time, so she didn't check.

Once inside the villa and a chance to check things out came in, the signal was gone.

The villa's Wi-Fi also failed to connect, so we gave up.

The information obtained from the property certificate is that the villa is a copy.

But even after the BOSS dies and the instance disappears, the land remains.

Therefore, she suspects that the outside world might be the "strange world" that she and that player guessed last time.

There are still too few clues...

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The game ended on the second day, with 9 players remaining besides Shi Jinwei.

The four of them returned to their dormitory in silence after get off work.

After washing up in her room, Shi Jinwei lay down on the bed to prepare for sleep.

Nothing happened during the first half of the night.

As soon as it got past midnight, I could feel the temperature in the room suddenly drop even in my sleep.

I opened my eyes alertly and saw a dark figure standing in front of the bed.

She instantly sat up and stepped back, pulling an axe from her spatial storage and holding it in her hand.

The dark figure sneered when it saw her movements.

It seemed to mock her overestimation of her abilities.

The boy's voice during the day was still fresh in my memory; it was the boss's eerie voice.

Seeing that the other party did not make a move immediately, she gradually calmed down.

She reached out and turned on the bedside lamp, and sure enough, she saw her boss standing in front of her.

If you ignore the mask on his face, he's wearing a suit vest and suit pants.

The little figure looks rather cute, like a young boy.

If the enemy doesn't move, I won't move either.

She looked at the boy in silence, wondering what his purpose was.

Unexpectedly, the boy pulled out his phone the next second.

"What do you mean?" she finally couldn't help but ask.

He came out in the middle of the night and pulled out his phone.

If it weren't for the fact that it was a minor, she would have suspected that the monster was trying to chat her up.

The boss, upon hearing her question, fell silent for a moment.

He was annoyed when he saw this little piece of trash looking at him with a strange gaze.

But she still pretended to be calm: "I'd like to buy something from you."

Shi Jinwei wondered if she had misheard and looked at the clock on the wall.

00:05 AM.

Coming to someone's guest room in the middle of the night to buy something, that's actually quite "polite."

However, adhering to the principle of "if you can't beat them, at least try to build up their favor," she quietly took out five candles and handed them over.

The shopkeeper shook his head mysteriously: "I don't want this, I want white dumplings."

She exchanged it for five glutinous rice balls, which the shopkeeper accepted with satisfaction.

They then made her take out her bank card to transfer money.

Seeing that she had 2500 ghost coins, she began to question the meaning of life.

However, remembering the little girl Gui from before, before the boss Gui left, he boldly called out to Gui.

The boss turned around, holding the dumplings, his eyes showing some urgency and impatience.

But when he touched the White Rabbit candy in Shi Jinwei's palm, his eyes lit up almost imperceptibly.

"How much?" He took out his phone.

Shi Jinwei shook her head: "Not for sale, it's a gift for you."

The boss hesitated for a moment, but still took it.

The moment the figure disappeared, a notification sound rang in Shi Jinwei's mind:

[Ding! Congratulations, player, you have gained 3 points of favorability with 'Boss Weird'!]

Tsk, five candies only got me three points. It's really hard to raise the boss's favorability.

Shi Jinwei muttered to herself.

It wasn't that she didn't want to give more, but the trick involved not wanting candles at the beginning, and then there was no hint that she would get dumplings.

I thought it was because the ghost didn't like it.

Then, just to give it a try, I gave them five candies.

I never expected it to actually work.

However, this also seems to lead to a somewhat inaccurate pattern:

Humanoid monsters prefer human food, while non-humanoid monsters prefer incense and candles.

Of course, she is not a capricious person.

Further verification will be required afterward.

The good news is that she has gained favor with the dungeon boss.