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

Shi Jinwei imagined all sorts of scenarios in her mind; the battle on the other side was already over.

A few dilapidated cars wobbled along from a distance and stopped in front of the dead vines.

Several men who looked like soldiers got out of the car and began negotiating with the superhumans.

People looked relieved to be out of danger.

"Those inhuman bastards are here again."

An NPC saw the group of soldiers and said disdainfully to his companion.

Upon hearing this, his companion immediately gave him a tap with his elbow, signaling him to be quiet.

Seeing that no one around them had noticed their conversation, they led him into the crowd and gradually walked away.

Shi Jinwei withdrew her gaze and raised her hand to check the bracelet.

They discovered that the bracelet couldn't connect to the internet; it only contained her personal information and account details.

Before she could finish reading, a voice called softly from behind: "Hey, hey, little girl."

Shi Jinwei thought she was being addressed to someone else and ignored her.

The voice slowly approached, and she turned around alertly, only to find it was a short auntie.

When she saw Shi Jinwei looking over, she cautiously reached out her hand to her.

I didn't sense any malice from the other party, and I was curious to see what this aunt was up to.

Shi Jinwei didn't make a move, letting the other person grab her wrist and lead her away with the crowd.

The aunt muttered to herself as she walked, "Hey, you little girl, you're really brave. Why aren't you leaving now? Once those vampires are done with their work, they'll skin you alive!"

It seems they were referring to those soldiers.

Shi Jinwei needed more information from the NPC, so she followed her aunt's lead.

The auntie's mouth never stopped moving the whole way.

Her words had an accent, and Shi Jinwei couldn't understand them very well.

The words "base" and "protection fee" are vaguely visible.

It also cannot form a complete intelligence chain.

After walking for about twenty minutes, I couldn't see many people.

The aunt led her into a narrow alley.

It's similar to a shantytown inside, but even more dilapidated.

The canvas covering our heads was torn in many places.

Rainwater dripped through the holes onto the muddy path, creating small puddles with every step.

The houses on both sides had almost no windows and were all made of corrugated iron.

A little child heard the noise and peeked out from the "patches" of the tin shack.

He made eye contact with Shi Jinwei and was so startled that he immediately shrank back.

More than ten minutes later, the aunt led her to a door.

The push made a "creak" sound, which made Shi Jinwei a little worried.

Won't this dilapidated building collapse at any moment?

The aunt didn't notice her expression and waved to her warmly after she went inside.

She looked around at her surroundings, then at the dark room.

I still followed them inside.

The interior space was small and even darker.

There was only one candle lit on a dilapidated table.

An old man was sitting at the table, also wearing a gas mask, fiddling with something in his hands.

When the aunt saw Shi Jinwei come in, she excitedly said to the old man, "Old man, look, I've brought back a girl."

The old man adjusted his gas mask and looked at the two of them: "It really is a young girl. How did you manage to bring her back?"

In a different context, these words could easily lead to misinterpretations.

The old man gave Shi Jinwei a friendly smile through his mask.

He wasn't very polite when speaking to his wife.

The aunt was displeased: "What do you mean by 'kicking'? Don't scare the little girl. There was an incident in the East District just now; those vampires went over there. I had to pull her back quickly."

Upon hearing this, the old man ignored everything else and immediately looked the woman up and down.

Somewhat worried, he asked, "Was that the loud noise just now? Are you alright?"

The aunt waved her hand and looked at Shi Jinwei, who was standing obediently to the side.

His eyes held curiosity: "Little girl, why were you standing there like that? Were you scared out of your wits?"

Shi Jinwei: "..."

Can she say she wants to see people fight?

Definitely not.

He simply nodded slightly, his eyes behind the mask widening slightly, as if he were genuinely frightened.

Seeing her expression, the elderly couple exchanged a glance but said nothing.

The aunt gestured for Shi Jinwei to sit in the chair opposite the old man, and then she went into another small door to prepare lunch.

After the old lady left, the old man looked up at Shi Jinwei.

The kindness in his eyes vanished, replaced by a sharp gaze: "Little girl, who are you?"

Even after getting wet in the rain, Shi Jinwei's protective suit and mask remained clean.

It doesn't fit in with the environment here.

No matter how the old man looked at it, he felt that she was no ordinary person.

If she were a rich man's daughter, she wouldn't just stand there dumbfounded.

The old man couldn't immediately guess what the girl did for a living.

Shi Jinwei had guessed this would happen on the way.

She knows nothing about this place now, and there are no clues in the bracelet, so she can't even make something up.

He simply told the old man, "I don't know who I am either."

She spoke with absolute confidence and without any sense of guilt.

I don't know how to do it for the old man.

For a moment, the old man's wise eyes were filled with confusion as he met Shi Jinwei's large eyes.

Thinking of something, she asked uncertainly, "You have amnesia?"

Shi Jinwei nodded: "Yes, there's my information in the bracelet, but I can't remember anything. That's why I came back."

She said that because she was thinking of the "outsiders" in the previous instance.

Perhaps this instance has a similar setting?

If that doesn't work, leave and think of another way.

The excuse was full of holes, and the old man remained silent for a long time.

Finally, she sighed and said, "I don't know if what you're saying is true or false, but since my old woman likes you, I won't say anything more."

At this point, the old man paused, then said, "Anyway, it's just the two of us old folks. Every day we live is a bonus. So, even if you're a big problem, we're not afraid of anything."

"But I hope you won't hurt my wife." He said the last sentence with great seriousness.

Shi Jinwei knew that these helpless elderly people were each other's only one.

They were not afraid of death, but they were afraid of losing each other.

She nodded earnestly to the old man.

Seeing the old man smile, he took the opportunity to ask, "Grandpa, could you tell me about the situation here? I really can't remember anything."

Once things were out in the open, Shi Jinwei became even more direct in her questions.

The old man choked for a moment, then looked at Shi Jinwei's sincere eyes and wondered, "Could it be that she really has amnesia?"

However, he did not refuse the girl's request.

It wasn't a secret, he said slowly to Shi Jinwei while fiddling with the things in his hands.

Just as Shi Jinwei guessed, Anping City was indeed a post-apocalyptic city.

If we calculate based on the time taken in the "Garbage Mountain Dungeon", the time here is about the same as that in the "Garbage Mountain Dungeon".

The nuclear radiation outside the safe city area is beyond people's control.

The only way to build a safe city is through a "protective shield".

In addition to those cities, there are also various small security bases.

These safe bases have no "protective shields," and people can only survive on "protective suits."

Protective suits cannot be worn all the time; they need to be taken off when eating or sleeping, which exposes you to radiation.