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

After the shelter was built, Shi Jinwei began to tidy up the interior.

First, the branches were fixed to the ground in a crisscross pattern, with two full layers. Then, a moisture-proof mat was taken out of the storage space and thrown on top.

As for the sleeping bag and camping lamp, she plans to take them out only when she needs to sleep, and put them away in her storage space when she doesn't.

In addition to moisture-proof mats, the same applies to cookware and other utensils.

Although it was a bit troublesome, in three days, apart from building a shelter, she hadn't even figured out one percent of the island.

and also:

It cannot be determined whether there were any survivors among those who crashed.

Secondly, it is uncertain whether there are any other indigenous people on the island besides themselves.

The third and most important point is that we don't know if there are any other players.

Therefore, for safety reasons, Shi Jinwei was willing to go through the trouble to do this.

It's already noon now.

It's become a habit for young people to stay up late these days, but Jinwei can't handle working continuously.

Since time is not an issue right now, she plans to eat something and rest well before going to investigate the situation on the island tomorrow.

After reinstalling the alarm device, Shi Jinwei began to think about what to eat.

The fish in the stream ahead are much bigger than those from yesterday; she can make a fish soup.

Although there are many wild beasts in the forest, there are also many small animals.

In an instant, recipes for roasted pheasant, roasted wild duck, and roasted wild rabbit flashed through Shi Jinwei's mind.

Do what you want to do.

She first used a fishing net to catch a few big fish in the stream, and instead of processing them, she put them in a bucket.

Then came the hunting of wild game.

She didn't have much experience in this area, but with her limited knowledge, she still managed to find a way to set traps.

The simplest method is to use a basket or something similar that can cover the prey.

Make a simple support at one end, put food underneath, and once small animals crawl inside, the basket will cover the prey.

However, this requires dedicated time to monitor, which Shi Jinwei is not considering.

Instead, they chose a more troublesome type of trap – the pit trap.

Dig a big pit, cover it with branches or other things, and let the animals walk right into it.

The advantage of this trap is that the pit can be dug larger to catch large animals, while also protecting the safety of the area around the sanctuary.

But digging a hole takes time and isn't suitable right now; I'll do it tomorrow when I have time.

Finally, left with no other option, they resorted to a more direct method: shooting.

The establishment of the shelter caused quite a stir, and many small birds and animals in the vicinity had already fled.

But geese leave traces in their wake; even if the animals have run away, you can still find their location by looking at their droppings or the tracks left by crushed grass.

Shi Jinwei searched the vicinity and found a relatively obvious and relatively new trace.

Following the trail, they found a gray rabbit grazing.

While the little guy was eating grass, he also cautiously looked around.

It's the complete opposite of a domesticated rabbit that just eats grass and doesn't care about anything.

The bunny is so cute, Shi Jinwei is really tempted.

Its gray fur is soft and looks very petting.

If there were a few more rabbit pelts laid out in her sanctuary, she would probably be more comfortable lying down there.

The thought flashed through Shi Jinwei's mind, and she became even more tempted.

So she stopped rushing and waited for the rabbit to finish eating the grass before hopping and skipping towards its burrow.

It is said that a cunning rabbit has three burrows, so there should be other entrances nearby.

Shi Jinwei carefully took out the fishing net and tied it to a nearby tree branch with a rope.

Then weigh down the fishing net with heavy stones to ensure that the rabbit can crawl in and not escape.

Then they found a second hole nearby and blocked it tightly with stones to prevent them from getting out.

After some effort, they finally found the third entrance, lit a fire, threw it in, and then blocked it.

He then quickly ran to the first hole and found that black smoke was already billowing out.

I counted down in my head, and in less than thirty seconds, the first rabbit hopped out—it was the gray rabbit.

Then the second, the third, the fourth...

There were about seven or eight rabbits, each a different size and color.

Shi Jinwei's eyes lit up immediately. With a swift movement, she slashed the rabbits one by one, then put the fishing net and rabbits into her spatial storage and turned to return to the shelter.

Turning around, I was met with a pair of round eyes—it was the same ugly-cute clouded leopard I'd encountered the night before last.

This guy also seems to want to hunt, and his target is the rabbit in the rabbit hole.

But before they could even catch their prey, they saw this strange two-legged creature catch all the rabbits in one fell swoop.

Cloud Leopard was somewhat suspicious of Leopard Life, but also curious about what was in her hand that allowed her to catch so many rabbits at once.

As a feline, curiosity is innate, so it made its appearance.

Shi Jinwei was somewhat surprised to see it, but more so, she was wary.

This guy looks cute, but how many carnivorous animals that can survive in the wild are actually friendly?

However, seeing that the clouded leopard didn't seem to intend to attack her, she didn't take the initiative to attack. Instead, she kept her eyes on it and slowly moved her feet.

Upon realizing that it was indeed not planning to attack, Shi Jinwei breathed a slight sigh of relief and quickened her pace to leave.

The clouded leopard followed closely behind.

She paused, stopped moving, and so did the creature.

She continued walking, and it followed, but still kept its distance.

Shi Jinwei was a little confused, not knowing whether it saw her as prey or wanted to do something else.

But being followed wasn't a good thing either, which made her a little annoyed.

I could fight him, and it's not that I couldn't win, but I might get hurt. But if I don't fight, this guy is too dangerous.

Thinking this, she took out a dead rabbit from her spatial storage and threw it at the clouded leopard.

The clouded leopard thought she was going to attack, so it instinctively backed away.

Then they found a dead rabbit on the ground and were dumbfounded.

When he looked up again, Shi Jinwei had already disappeared.

After hesitating between fresh food and Shi Jinwei, its rumbling stomach finally led it to choose to eat first.

Shi Jinwei, who had run far away, breathed a sigh of relief when she realized that the guy hadn't followed.

They decided to dig a trap as soon as possible, and also cut down the trees near their home.

Clouded leopards can climb trees, so to ensure their safety, there shouldn't be anything on their heads that they can climb on.

Back at the shelter, everything was as usual.

Encountering the clouded leopard dampened my enthusiasm for food considerably.

Fearing that the blood left over from processing the rabbit would attract other wild animals, they processed the fish downstream and let the blood flow away with the stream.

Then we grilled a few fish, made a pot of fish soup, and ate it with shrimp and fish cake noodles.

It was already past 2 p.m., and she set an alarm for two hours.

I plan to rest for a while before getting up to cut down the tree, to deal with this potential hazard first.