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

The arena wasn't very lively in the morning.

As soon as Shi Jinwei arrived, she saw two players standing near the registration area.

With a flash of insight, she walked over as well.

He pretended to be observing and stared at the registration entrance.

The two players huddled together, heads bowed, discussing something.

When they saw Shi Jinwei, a young girl, walking over, they stopped talking.

The two men looked Shi Jinwei up and down.

She pretended to be oblivious to the strangeness of the queue.

The two women exchanged a glance, and the woman spoke directly to Shi Jinwei: "Young lady, do you want to sign up for the competition?"

Shi Jinwei pretended to look in the direction of the sound.

Upon recognizing the player, he nodded and walked over, saying, "I came to check things out first; I heard you can make money here."

"Did the weird thing tell you that?" The woman didn't find it strange and continued to ask.

Seeing the young girl nod, he sighed and said, "Young lady, listen to my advice. There are plenty of other places to work around here, so it's best not to come."

Shi Jinwei gave her a look that said, "You two are here, why didn't you let me come?"

"Why? Isn't it quite profitable here?" she asked.

Another male player chimed in, "Even if you earn a lot, you still need to have the ability to earn it."

Seemingly realizing that his words had been ambiguous, he immediately explained, "I didn't mean you're weak, it's just that earning ghost coins here is too dangerous."

"You're here too, aren't you?" Shi Jinwei said without any politeness.

The woman smiled kindly: "We dared to come because we have skills to save our lives. Of the ten people who came yesterday, only the two of us are left."

Her words made Shi Jinwei even more suspicious.

She spent most of yesterday here. There were no human matches later on, so where did these ten people come from?

Seeing that Shi Jinwei didn't believe her, the woman said good-naturedly, "It's true, this place doesn't close at night. We stayed here to play matches last night, that's how we survived last night."

This explains why Jinwei didn't see them during the day.

The timing also matches up.

Seeing that she had taken his advice, the woman smiled and said, "You're not that old, why don't you find a safe job?"

"You're all here to compete, not to do any missions?" she suddenly realized.

Unexpectedly, the woman said, "After registering for the arena, you must play three matches every day. Once you finish the amusement park mission, you're done. You don't need to do any extra experience missions."

Shi Jinwei: "..."

Wow, you can do that too?

As they were talking, dozens more players arrived.

They seemed to know the woman; they greeted her and then lined up to register.

Fearing that Shi Jinwei might be tempted again, the woman specifically explained, "They all have ways to protect themselves."

The implication was that she was too weak.

Shi Jinwei knew that the other person meant well, so she didn't want to argue further.

He thanked them and turned to leave.

I went straight to the ticket window and bought a VIP ticket to watch the game.

She had completed her mission, so naturally she wouldn't seek death.

So when the woman went on stage to compete, she saw that Shi Jinwei was actually sitting in the audience, and her expression was a little strange.

Shi Jinwei's attention was entirely focused on the players' skills.

Indeed, as the woman said, they all had ways to protect themselves.

Or rather, these individuals all possess life-saving skills or hidden weapons.

For example, that woman.

Shi Jinwei watched all three of her matches, which were scheduled to be played first.

The first two games were won relatively easily.

The final opponent, however, was a tough opponent.

Shi Jinwei judged that its strength was about the same as that of the Great Ghost.

The woman was able to manage at first, albeit barely.

As time went on, the game turned into a tug-of-war.

The woman gradually finds herself at a disadvantage.

Finally, he was no match for his opponent and was slapped away, landing heavily on the edge of the field.

The strange creature seized the opportunity and rushed over quickly.

He grabbed the woman's body and began to tear it apart violently.

Then the woman seemed to turn into smoke and slowly drifted toward the referee.

The result of the match was, naturally, a bizarre victory.

The woman also survived.

The match times for the dozen or so players varied, with some being scheduled for the middle of the night.

She went to ask the front desk for advice.

Humans who compete at midnight are allowed to remain in the arena.

Players who are not participating in the competition must leave.

If you want to stay here, you need to register again after midnight.

The same applies to the audience tickets that Shi Jinwei purchased, while the Weiwei tickets are not subject to this restriction.

The double standards are obvious, but you can't do anything about it.

In particular, there's a huge pitfall in this time difference.

That means if your match ends after 18:00 and you haven't registered for the next match.

They will be automatically removed from the arena at 24:00.

You need to register again if you want to come back.

The registration portal is outside the arena, and whether you can successfully register depends on whether you can survive the hunt.

There are also spectator tickets, but only one can be purchased at a time.

Once 24:00 has passed, a new one needs to be purchased.

Even if you bought a VIP seat.

In short, it's about timing.

She waited all day but didn't see Meng Hanguang.

The players figured out the rules yesterday.

I will re-register immediately after today's competition.

Throughout the entire audience, Shi Jinwei was the only human in the audience.

By noon, she had lost interest in continuing to watch.

I plan to go back to the hotel and lie low until the game ends.

Then a golden figure led a group of men in black through the arena gates.

He bumped right into Shi Jinwei, who was about to leave.

It was exactly what resembled the eerie golden ghost.

It perked up when it saw Shi Jinwei: "Little La... little girl, we meet again."

Its round body rolled over like a ball.

The strange creatures around it made way for it, and it gave a fawning smile to a small piece of trash.

They all had expressions of utter disbelief.

Golden Ghost smiled warmly: "Little girl, it's great to see you again. Are you here to do business?"

Shi Jinwei was stunned, not expecting to see the familiar ghost so soon.

After this guy made a deal with her last time, his favorability rating increased to 25.

Now that we've seen it, maybe we can make another round of purchases?

Unaware of her thoughts, Huang Jingui continued with a smile, "Young lady, are you here to watch the match today? Haven't you thought about doing some business?"

Hearing this, Shi Jinwei's heart stirred slightly.

He remained outwardly calm: "Judging from your appearance, you must have made quite a bit of money."

It rubbed its hands together: "It's alright, it's alright. It's just that once it's sold out, it's gone. I don't know when I'll be able to meet you again. I'm going hungry sometimes."

"I have a cell phone, but I can't connect to the internet." She took out her cell phone.

Golden Ghost wasn't surprised: "You humans definitely won't have a signal when you enter the instance. It'll be fine once you return to the ghost world. Do you want to add a contact method?"

"I can't contact you even if I add you in the instance."

"You can contact each other in a weird world? It must be so dangerous for you to live there. Having connections makes things easier, right?"

Of course, what it didn't mention is that transactions are also more convenient.

Shi Jinwei naturally understood its implied meaning.

However, it was also discovered that it could travel unaffected through bizarre worlds and bizarre instances.

Why is that?