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

It's important to know that if you don't deposit your money into your item bank card during a normal dungeon, it will all be taken back after you leave the dungeon.

The fact that the money and steamed buns in the eerie dungeon didn't disappear signifies what?

Her spatial ability is the only one among all players.

Therefore, no one else has discovered this matter to this day.

The money is all in the account, but it's locked when I return to the game space from the strange dungeon, and I can't withdraw it.

Only Shi Jinwei threw the money and steamed buns into her spatial storage.

A thought popped into my head: maybe this wasn't a coincidence.

This time, she can bring some other items from the dungeon into the space and see if she can take them out.

If possible, we'll see if we can bring it into a normal dungeon.

As for these few ghost coins, they can now be used to "bribe" the class monitor.

I noticed it spoke a few more words to them than the other class leaders, and was much friendlier.

So she decided to give it a try.

After all, for the next few days, this guy would be his boss in name only.

Before you understand the situation, it's best to avoid making enemies to prevent yourself from getting into trouble.

Instead of incense sticks, money was given as a substitute, because it might not work properly and could backfire.

She wasn't given a chance to make mistakes the first time.

The squad leader, expressionless, strode forward.

Feeling something being shoved into my hand, I immediately looked down.

He discovered it was 500 ghost coins and looked up to meet Shi Jinwei's calm little eyes.

The class monitor replied cryptically, "..."

This little piece of trash can hold quite a lot.

Even though he's become a class monitor, he still has some brains left.

Noticing that the players behind him were focused on their surroundings, he discreetly slipped the money into his pocket.

There was no response to Shi Jinwei.

However, Shi Jinwei received a system notification in her mind:

[Ding! Congratulations, player, you have gained 10 points of favorability with the 'Class Monitor'!]

It works!

She quietly retreated, blended back into the crowd, and pretended to look around with the players.

Until we entered the workshop.

Apart from Shi Jinwei, the remaining 99 people's sense of relief vanished completely after seeing the scene inside the workshop.

The workshop is similar to a real-world factory workshop.

Rows of workers stood in front of the conveyor belt, working in an assembly line fashion.

That's a fairly normal way to describe it.

But who the hell would have thought that the assembly line was actually packaging internal organs?

Even more disgusting and terrifying was that above them were rows of moving animal and human corpses.

Animals are classified by species, and humans are generally considered one category.

Ironically, this classification treats humans as a kind of livestock.

The body was transported out from a black door with a curtain hanging at the very back of the workshop.

It was passed over the heads of these workers and transported to the outermost row of machines.

Four operators stood next to each machine.

They skillfully removed the corpses from their heads, placed them on the table in front of them, and disemboweled them.

Then he reached in, pulled out the internal organs, and threw them into the bucket next to him.

They threw the body into a cart on the ground.

Once the pile is full, a ghost will push the corpse away—this is the first step.

The second step is a bizarre manual process of sorting the internal organs and throwing them onto a conveyor belt.

The third step is packaging.

Every step of the process is extremely bloody, and the packaged "products" are covered in blood.

However, others will handle the rest; they won't be needed.

Shi Jinwei's team's job was to stand in front of the conveyor belt and package the internal organs.

To help them get started quickly, experienced employees will provide one-on-one guidance.

There were only 100 new recruits in the entire seventh workshop.

There are hundreds of employees inside.

So the class monitor arranged for them to be interspersed among these veteran employees.

The first player to be assigned was a pale-faced female player.

As soon as the person stood in front of the conveyor belt, they saw the mangled internal organs and smelled the stench of blood and decay.

Finally, I couldn't hold back and vomited.

He then ran outside and vomited profusely.

Even the players who were still trying to hold back couldn't resist anymore and ran out as well.

The remaining dozen or so players looked at each other, but dared not make any other moves.

Seeing the gloating in the eyes of the strange old employees, the players had a feeling that something bad was about to happen.

Sure enough, after the group returned one by one, the class monitor stared at their name tags and called out their names one by one.

"One negative review per person," it said slowly.

Despite the female player's tearful eyes, she continued to distribute the loot with the others.

Shi Jinwei was left behind, and the class monitor personally took her along.

Since none of the 100 players knew each other, they all paid attention to the movements of the others.

When everyone saw that Shi Jinwei was ultimately "taken care of" by the class monitor, their reactions varied.

Everyone has different thoughts; some are filled with schadenfreude.

Some looked on with sympathy.

There are also those who are not involved in these matters and simply go about their own business quietly.

What they didn't know was that the class monitor was giving Shi Jinwei extra help.

They were newcomers, and the rule was that they only needed to pack 100 items on the first day.

Starting from the second day, 400 items need to be completed each day.

But when it led Shi Jinwei to its workstation, it said, "You're not that old, so don't overwork yourself. Just do twenty a day from now on."

The two ghosts beside them immediately looked up at Shi Jinwei upon hearing this.

Such blatant double standards are just too much!

He was glared at by the class monitor and shrank back, pretending to be a quail.

Shi Jinwei's title attributes remain unchanged this time, and her favorability value is still 13 points.

It didn't have much of an impact on these monsters, but it did eliminate some of their malice.

As long as we don't fight, we can still be "good colleagues".

As for using connections, they dared not say anything.

If the class monitor makes things difficult for them, they will also feel uncomfortable.

They exchanged a silent glance from afar, then the two ghosts continued working.

The class monitor was quite pleased with their tact.

Shi Jinwei was even more satisfied.

Today's workload is one-fifth of that of other players.

In the following days, it was only one-twentieth, which was incredibly satisfying.

But she wasn't satisfied with that.

Three positive reviews earn you a "vacation," so you have to keep building up goodwill.

Having made up her mind, Shi Jinwei silently took out a stick of incense from her spatial storage and handed it over.

[Ding! Congratulations, player, you have gained 5 points of favorability with "Class Monitor Ghost"!]

The system announcement sounded again.

She originally intended to send glutinous rice balls, and then send incense sticks when the favorability from the rice balls stopped increasing.

However, she threw it into her spatial storage as soon as it was made, and it's still warm now.

It still smells fragrant when you take it out.

The workshop reeks of foul odors; players can't smell any fragrances, but other strange things might be different.

So in the end, she still took out the incense sticks.

The class monitor's cunning eyes lit up as expected.

After glancing around and seeing that no one was paying attention, he quickly put it away.

Without Shi Jinwei saying anything, it raised its voice and said, "Not bad, not bad, you did so well on your first try, [good review]!"

The others looked over along with the strange sound.