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

Chapter 349 Game Space 29

That's not all, there are also some things to note:

1. In this eerie world, there are also [human players]. Do not reveal your identity to them.

2. Each exploration will last for 7 days.

3. Death in the eerie world results in player death.

"Resurrection Cards are invalid," and "Team Up" and "Location" items are also invalid! Other purchased regular items are partially valid!

Strange props, effective for Category III props.

4. In this eerie world, [Eerie Dungeons] also exist. If you accidentally enter an [Eerie Dungeon], you must clear it before you can return to the [Game Space].

(Note: Returning through this method will not grant any points rewards other than the items you obtained in the dungeon.)

5. In the [Strange Dungeon], resurrection cards are effective, as are "team up" and "location" items, and other purchased items!

When Shi Jinwei saw "Props partially invalid", her heart skipped a beat.

Is her bank card no longer valid?

However, thinking that he still had the Golden Ghost and would never be short of money, he breathed a sigh of relief.

Once you've decided to enter the dungeon, check the item situation first.

She is different from others; while others cannot bring in ordinary props, her own space is unrestricted.

If all else fails, forgo money and points and try to make up for it by exploiting resource loopholes.

A bizarre world, bizarre dungeons—it's a bit confusing.

Those who can become "pioneer players" all have a high level of acumen.

The first to speak were the players from server 1 (to save space, these ten people will be referred to as server 1 players, server 2 players, etc. from now on):

Player from Server 1: Hello everyone, enough chit-chat. Resurrection cards can't be used in the Mysterious World, but they can in the Mysterious Dungeon. Does this mean that if we encounter danger in the Mysterious World, we can simply enter the dungeon there, clear it, and return to the game world? Even if we die, a resurrection card in the dungeon can save our lives.

Player from Server 6: That's essentially right. So, will our return time be synchronized with other players?

Player from Server 8: It should be synchronized, since it only mentioned [mysterious dungeon] and not the normal dungeon.

Player from Server 4: I'm curious, are there only nine servers? How come the player count is so evenly distributed?

Player from Server 9: It's hard to say. The player who gets in will definitely be the top scorer, but other selection criteria are uncertain.

Player from Server 5: Hahaha, let me tell you a joke. In the highway dungeon, our former top player encountered a polar bear, killed it with force, and bragged about it in the chat. That attracted a "polar bear's revenge" comment, and he got beaten to death by a group of polar bears.

Player from Server 2: Ah... this...

Player from Server 4: From this perspective, strength isn't enough; one also needs basic kindness.

Player from Server 1: Yes! Like the hidden quests, I don't know what you guys triggered, but I basically rescued the "old, weak, sick, and disabled." Back then, many people in the channel said, "Saving people in the apocalypse? You're such a 'saint'!" But my principle is: not absolutely cold-blooded, nor absolutely kind.

Player from Server 8: Even an absolute egoist wouldn't necessarily accept this quest, right? The base score is only 500, but if we clear a weird dungeon, we can get at least several times that amount.

Player from Server 6: There's no point in discussing this now. Let's think about the dungeon instead. Just talking about exploration—how do we even explore? There are too many unknowns.

Player from Server 4: Did everyone escape from the last eerie dungeon? Tell us what happened?

Player from server 8: It's like entering a bizarre world, and then leaving the instance before you can see anything clearly.

Player from Server 2: Based on the information provided by the system, our initial assessment is that this is a world rife with strange and bizarre occurrences. Our first priority is to ensure we don't get killed and survive. The second step is to explore the world.

Players from Server 5: You guys think... we should do some self-introductions or something? So we can look out for each other in the game?

Player from Server 9: Goodbye for now, there are too many unknowns.

Player from Region 5: I don't think so either. Last time, a player on our server was infected by a strange parasite and almost caused a disaster when they returned to the game space and entered a normal dungeon.

Player 1: Parasite? Weird parasite? What's going on?

Players from three servers report: In the eerie dungeons, there are strange entities that can parasitize players. This has also happened on our server.

Player from Server 2: Uh, that's terrifying. Your earthquake dungeon also has the eerie black mist over the Great Rift Valley, right?

Player 1: Yes. At the time, we just thought it was a weird game invasion.

Player from Server 8: So now it seems things might not be that simple. Does the Parasitic Anomaly control players, or what? Could you elaborate?

Now everyone was at a loss for words.

There are only a few strange dungeons appearing now, and few players have encountered the parasitic ones, so there is very little information available.

Shi Jinwei then thought of the players who were parasitized in the "Playing House" instance.

The intelligence they had previously obtained was typed in the public chat.

Her name appeared several times in the "Highway Dungeon" and the other eight people naturally paid attention to it.

Jinwei didn't say anything during the chat; she was just watching the screen.

It's hard not to be curious about her.

There was just too much information to exchange, so I didn't specifically target her.

Now that she shares the information, I'm paying even closer attention.

There were related discussion threads on the server forum where Shi Jinwei played, and similar threads appeared on other players' forums as well.

However, she still possesses the most information.

There's also the Painted Skin Ghost in the "Amusement Park Dungeon".

At the time, I didn't think much of it, but now that I think about it, isn't it a kind of "disguised intrusion"?

These nine people can exchange any information without any blocking, making communication much easier than with ordinary players.

This includes regular copies, and what they speculated to be "foreigners."

Of the nine people, some were indeed foreigners, but the rest were not disclosed.

Upon learning that the player may have been strangely merged into another entity, and that the unknown and bizarre world they inhabited further complicated the situation.

Everyone can only be extremely careful.

Seeing that the subsequent exchanges were gradually turning into casual conversation, Shi Jinwei closed the group chat and continued to upgrade her skills.

In a first conversation, everyone is bound to have something to hide.

You won't gain anything from listening to it.

If you level up 10 more times, new skills may be unlocked.

Furthermore, the larger the space, the more opportunities she has to exploit in bizarre instances.

I don't know if it's possible in a supernatural world, but what if it is?

It's always better to be prepared than to be unprepared.

With that in mind, she continued to upgrade.

And after level 30, each level up grants an extra 5000 points!!!

Levels 30-31: 15000 points.

Levels 31-32: 20000 points.

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Levels 38-39: 55000 points.