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

The bracelet is similar to the smart bracelets from before the apocalypse, but the projected laser panel is 11 inches in size.

It features a privacy and anti-spy mode, so you don't have to worry about others seeing your interface.

It's very easy to use.

First, there's personal information and a QR code, which is equivalent to a personal ID card.

The old man said that each bracelet is linked to the individual's DNA, and if it is lost, no one else can use it even if they find it.

Unless you encounter a highly skilled hacker who can crack the DNA sequence code in the program, it cannot be used.

However, there are no such experts at the base, so there's no need to worry.

Next is something like a forum, where you can find official announcements, news, and missions from the base.

There is also a section for residents to freely exchange ideas.

The content inside is diverse, including trading, quests, and chat.

The authenticity needs to be verified by the individual.

She didn't look at the details further; she'd deal with them once she was settled.

The old man said the best hotel was in the business district, and there was a base map in the bracelet.

Follow the navigation; it's about an hour's drive.

She thought about the NPCs she had encountered that day, then looked down at her protective suit.

It is indeed too clean.

Aside from the marks left by rain, there wasn't much dirt.

Just as I was about to pick up some mud to smear on it, I suddenly heard a man shouting and cursing from the house in front.

Then the metal door was kicked open from the inside.

Several disheveled figures flew out, crashing to the ground and screaming in pain.

A slender figure stepped out and stomped someone to the ground: "Damn it, I hate parasites like you the most, all you do is bully the weak. Collecting protection money, even in the slums, you're something else!"

After saying that, he started punching and kicking her again.

Several more figures emerged from the house, one of whom held a red-tasseled spear that looked remarkably familiar.

It was Zhou Kexin, whom I hadn't contacted in a long time.

Shi Jinwei didn't want to be recognized, and she didn't want to be in a team.

Seeing that their attention was on the person on the ground, she thought for a moment, then turned and walked towards her aunt's house.

The aunt's family naturally heard the commotion outside and were peeking out through the crack in the door.

Seeing that Shi Jinwei had returned, he immediately opened the door: "Come in quickly, come in quickly."

She slipped inside and told the elderly couple what had happened outside, and they both shook their heads and sighed.

"Those guys were also my brother-in-law's men, a bunch of thugs. They roamed around the area every day, making a living by collecting protection money," the aunt said.

Each household receives ten contribution points per week, which doesn't sound like much.

However, the base's poor and ordinary residents accounted for two-thirds of the population, which added up to a considerable sum.

Especially since they have powerful connections, ordinary people have no way to resist.

The only solution is to pay money to avoid trouble; you have to swallow your pride and bear the consequences.

Upon hearing the little girl say that someone had beaten them up and kicked them out of their home, both of them showed a helpless expression.

"Even if we fight back, they will retaliate and become even more aggressive. We did good deeds but ended up doing bad things," the old man said.

If this problem isn't completely solved, this kind of person will end up like the one Shi Jinwei encountered in the high-temperature dungeon.

If you beat the young one, the big one comes; if you beat the big one, the old one comes.

Unless everyone is killed, it will be endless trouble.

Having figured this out, Shi Jinwei fell silent.

The noise outside continued, and soon Zhou Kexin's incredulous voice could be heard: "We helped you deal with these people, and you're kicking us out?"

You could even hear a hint of grievance in his voice.

A weak male voice explained, "Young lady, there are hotels outside that are better than ours and more suitable for you."

He spoke politely, but the content was still about getting rid of people.

Zhou Kexin and her companions left in anger, and the man paid the protection money.

However, because Zhou Kexin hit someone, he had to pay an extra 50 points.

The group left, grumbling and cursing, and went to the next place.

The three people inside were silent for a moment, until the metal door was knocked on.

The auntie, as if waking from a dream, ran to open the door, quickly gave the other party 10 points, and settled the matter peacefully.

Shi Jinwei and the others left only after they had gone a distance away.

Passing by the room where Zhou Kexin had just stayed, I heard a man sighing and a woman crying.

I walked in silence, following the navigation to the commercial area.

It's nothing like before the apocalypse, but it's the most prosperous place in the base.

There are also pedestrian streets, surrounded by various shops.

She first followed the prompts to find the official store that sells air purifiers.

There was only one shop assistant inside, wearing a protective suit but no mask.

I leaned lazily against the counter, playing a single-player game on my smartwatch.

Hearing the sound, he looked up and saw Shi Jinwei covered in mud, a look of disdain flashing in his eyes.

Without even saying hello, Ren Shijinwei was looking around the shop on her own.

Boxes of various sizes are displayed on the shelves, each with a different capacity.

Shi Jinwei's gaze shifted to the counter, where a purifier the size of a fire extinguisher was placed.

The green light is flashing, so this must be the one running inside.

She didn't see this one on the shelf, so she just asked the clerk.

The sales clerk looked her up and down and said, "Young lady, you can't afford this one."

Another employee came out from behind after hearing the noise.

He first glanced at his colleagues, then at Shi Jinwei, his gaze behind the mask icy cold.

She felt a chill run down her spine, but forced a smile and asked, "Hello, miss, how may I help you?"

Shi Jinwei glanced at the previous shop assistant and repeated the question.

The shop assistant playing the game gave a slight snort and continued playing the game while leaning on the counter.

The shop assistant showed no reaction on her face and gently began to introduce the products to Shi Jinwei.

The fire extinguisher-sized one can be used continuously for 72 hours and costs 55000 contribution points.

There's also the portable one that my aunt has at home, which you can carry around and use. It has the best quality filter and can be used continuously for 12 hours.

The price is 10000 contribution points.

Shi Jinwei bought one fire extinguisher and three portable ones.

The best filter here lasts for 12 hours and costs 300 contribution points. I took 10 of them.

That adds up to 68000 contribution points.

When it came time to pay, the cashier's hands were shaking.

The smile on her face was impossible to hide.

Her commission, oh my god!

The shop assistant who was playing the game didn't show it on his face, but he was secretly listening in when Shi Jinwei placed her order.

Still harboring illusions, Shi Jinwei was just being deliberately mysterious.

When he saw her pay the bill readily, his face turned ashen, as if he had swallowed a fly.

Before leaving, Shi Jinwei glanced at the person indifferently and left without looking back.

Then he turned around and went to the armor shop next door.

We bought more than fifty sets of protective suits and gas masks.

The best quality set costs 500 contribution points, and I spent a total of 25000 points.

With the most important equipment sorted out, the next step is to find a second-hand store.

Her space also contains household appliances and furniture brought back from a bizarre world.

She doesn't need it, so selling it would be a source of income.

The boss's eyes lit up when he saw that Shi Jinwei was taking out high-end goods.

"Little girl, where did you get this?"

The boss touched the smooth screen of the LCD TV, and was extremely excited.