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

Shi Jinwei looked up and saw a fair-skinned, well-behaved girl standing in front of her, smiling shyly.

"Yes, I posted GG," she said, explaining her thoughts.

Simply put, it's about preventing vaccines from entering the market so that zombies won't appear in the city.

They can earn points simply by hunting mutated plants and animals.

The girl's eyes lit up as she listened: "If the plan works, I'll participate too."

The post titled "The Anhe was poisoned, and the big boss caught the culprit directly" still has a place among the hot posts on the forum.

Later, many people wanted to follow suit.

However, the tasks became increasingly difficult, and everyone needed to make money after entering the game, so there was simply no energy left to gather people together.

Needless to say, the doomsday dungeon is even worse. Apart from a few people who follow Shi Jinwei's example and waste an item slot to carry a bank card, most people would rather just come in and do the tasks to collect contribution points.

Furthermore, since there's only a local area network here, many people are even less likely to want to cause trouble.

But Shi Jinwei wanted to cause trouble this time.

She has resources and contribution points, so why not try to nip the danger in the bud?

If they succeed, they can simply do side quests for a month, which is much better than being overwhelmed by hunting zombies.

As the two were talking, several more people arrived.

Several others hid nearby and secretly observed.

Some lingered around, hesitant and undecided.

But you've been wandering around here, so who doesn't know who you are?

As a result, more and more people gathered around, and in less than half an hour, more than a hundred people came from the surrounding area.

The more people there are, the higher the level of trust, and the more confident the players feel.

Shi Jinwei immediately spent 1000 contribution points to rent a large conference room upstairs in GG, and asked the players to go up and wait.

A few people were left downstairs to continue waiting.

Some people who used to work in marketing would take pictures of the crowded scenes and post them on city forums.

The title is "Survival Game Players Gathering," along with the current coordinates.

Shi Jinwei, as the leader, led the group upstairs.

The first well-behaved girl who arrived stayed downstairs to wait for others.

Her name is so cute, it's Lu Xiaoguai.

If the bracelets weren't all registered under real names, Shi Jinwei would have thought she was using a fake name.

At this point, Shi Jinwei's name could no longer be hidden.

The reputation of the top influencer is a living advertisement; in just one morning, more than 600 people gathered in the conference room.

Shi Jinwei sat in the main seat, looking at the players' eager eyes, and felt a little embarrassed.

However, as everyone knows, people are mostly just looking around; very few are taking the initiative to strike up a conversation.

It was almost noon, and Lu Xiaoguai hadn't seen anyone downstairs, so she shared her thoughts in the conference room.

The players fell silent for a moment, all considering the feasibility of this idea.

One player was the first to ask: "Brother Shi, I think this idea is pretty good, but I have a few questions and I'd like to know how to solve them."

Everyone else looked over, and Shi Jinwei gestured for him to speak.

He cleared his throat: "First, how can we be sure the zombies are caused by the vaccine? Second, how can we be sure when the vaccine will arrive? Finally, even if it is true, how can we guarantee our success?"

As soon as she finished speaking, without Shi Jinwei needing to answer, a boy raised his hand.

Because of nervousness, he stammered, "I...I hacked into the official server through the local area network in the bracelet. It contains the arrival time of the vaccine."

The second problem was solved smoothly.

Regarding the remaining two questions, everyone rallied to Shi Jinwei's defense: "Does this even need confirmation? Why did a vaccine have to be released at this particular time? And why did zombies happen to appear? Anyone with a brain would make that connection, right?"

The man retorted, "Then why didn't the NPCs think of that? If there were really side effects, the authorities would have announced it long ago, instead of letting a vaccine appear, right? Don't they know about clinical trials?"

It would have been better if he hadn't said anything; as soon as he did, everyone looked at him like he was an idiot.

Is a jerk on the loose?

How did this person manage to survive until now?

Do you still believe the official nonsense?

Forgot about the previous dungeons?

Have you forgotten how "antiarchaic ants" came about?

This is the apocalypse, and you're still conducting clinical trials? You're dreaming.

Lu Xiaoguai also said to Shi Jinwei, "I think, no matter what, we can give it a try. With so many of us united, anything is possible. What's there to be afraid of?"

After she finished speaking, everyone else applauded.

At that moment, a knock sounded on the door.

The player by the door immediately opened it, and a man in military uniform stood there, panting heavily.

Seeing so many people in the room, he was taken aback.

Scratching his head, he asked, "Is this a gathering point for survival players?"

"Yes, come in. Why are you only arriving now?" the player at the door asked as he let the person in.

The man gave a wry smile: "I had status this time, which is why I managed to escape."

Everyone scrutinized his clothes and bombarded him with questions: "Are you a soldier? What's your rank?"

"Do you have any intelligence?"

"We want to rob someone, can you get us some equipment?"

"Pah, what robbery? It's a rip-off."

"What the hell? We're going to do something big, don't make us sound like bandits."

Military uniform player: "..."

He looked a little lost, but when he met Shi Jinwei's gaze, his eyes lit up.

Shi Jinwei was also surprised to encounter her savior.

This player in military uniform is none other than Zhou Xiaoguang, who saved her at the end of the nuclear weapons instance.

"Boss, long time no see." He excitedly raised his paw and waved.

Shi Jinwei stood up and nodded to him. Without her having to explain, the people around her told Zhou Xiaoguang about the current situation.

The players were also discussing it amongst themselves.

To everyone's surprise, Zhou Xiaoguang nodded repeatedly after listening, "This plan is feasible."

His voice was rather loud, and his clothes were quite eye-catching, so the players immediately looked over.

He immediately shared the information he knew.

He had worked with Shi Jinwei before, and out of trust in her, he spoke without reservation.

After he entered the game, he was in the military office.

The position wasn't high-ranking; it was just an office job.

Unfortunately, this clerical worker possessed a great deal of intelligence, which gave him exceptionally detailed knowledge about the superpower vaccine.

As he spoke, the noisy conference room became so quiet you could hear a pin drop.

Everyone fell silent, listening to Zhou Xiaoguang continue.

If this plan really works, they won't have to face zombies anymore, wouldn't that be an easy win?

"The military has been informed that two batches of vaccines have already been sold in the central city. They are sold every 10 days, and 25 days have passed now, with no abnormalities detected so far."

The troublemaker who had previously questioned the plan immediately stood up: "I told you, this is a game, not a novel. What are you thinking?"

Several people became suspicious after hearing him say that. Was it really just wishful thinking?

But Zhou Xiaoguang's next words directly slapped the troublemaker in the face.