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

Han Mingfei nodded repeatedly, took the room key, and left impatiently, wanting to see just how luxurious the room was.

Bi Ying didn't feel embarrassed at not being able to hug anyone. She smiled gently at her and left.

Finally, Ji Xun was left. When he took the room key, he handed "Fragment of Truth 3" to Shi Jinwei: "You take this."

She paused, then asked, "Are you sure you want to give it to me now?"

Ji Xun nodded, revealing his first smile of the day: "Yes, your collection speed is faster than mine, so giving it to you is the best choice."

His tone was sincere, and Shi Jinwei did not refuse.

Of the four, she definitely has the best chance right now.

After Ji Xun left, Shi Jinwei took out her phone to check her text messages.

To avoid being disturbed, she kept her phone on silent all day.

Only then did I check my phone and find a lot of messages from several old swindlers who said they were going to go to sea.

They created a special "sea-going group," and the ghost I met last time was in this group.

Several strange creatures set off yesterday and have arrived at the nearest beach today.

The messages they sent were about what they saw and heard on their journey. Shi Jinwei read through them for a while, and it really felt like a trip.

I also took a lot of photos.

The messages haven't stopped yet; the latest one was posted by Qipao Gui:

[Qipao Gui]: You posted so many photos, why aren't there any of the beach? Didn't you already go to the beach?

The person with the cross-shaped ball replied below, saying that it was too dark to take any pictures, but they would take pictures tomorrow morning to show everyone.

Shi Jinwei sent a text message to the Golden Ghost, asking if it was possible to obtain "fake identity information" in this world.

Huang Jingui didn't know what she wanted to do, and after a while he replied, "Okay, how many do you want? I'll have someone deliver them to you."

She thought for a moment and said four.

The Men in Black organization is powerful, but it only controls the "Ghost Web" and the "Dark Web".

They won't bother to verify if you register a fake identity on a forum.

People join the "dark web" by being pulled in by acquaintances, and they never question the identity of those people.

She plans to create four fake identities to get players to rejoin the "Ghost Network".

Especially after learning that Tang Qingran might be "monitoring" her, she had to be extremely careful when browsing forums.

Less than forty minutes after the message was sent, Manager Gui delivered four new cell phones.

Here, the mobile phones are similar to the bracelets in the post-apocalyptic dungeon; both are linked to personal identification information.

No more ID cards are needed.

Shi Jinwei gave it two more candles, and the manager left with a sly smile.

A reminder popped into her mind: the manager's favorability towards her had exceeded the passing grade.

She counted on her fingers and realized that the few times she had given the manager tips were mostly small favors.

Including the underhanded dealings with other managers at other hotels, there weren't many.

Before we knew it, this strange favorability had reached the passing grade.

She selected a phone with a female identity and opened it to view her personal information.

Then register for the forum.

As for the "dark web," we'll just have to wait for Bi Ying and Han Mingfei to pull her into it.

……

On the morning of the sixth day of the game, everyone gathered in the hotel lobby.

Judging from their energetic appearance, they must have slept well.

Before saying goodbye, Shi Jinwei handed them three new mobile phones and asked them to use them to register.

It's best to use this identity as long as it won't be exposed.

However, they don't have space; they have to find a place to hide their phones before leaving the game.

The three men's eyes lit up, and they gave her a thumbs up.

I think this is a really good idea.

This also gave me a new understanding of Shi Jinwei's abilities.

Shi Jinwei brought her own phone in; she didn't know that identity verification was required when buying a phone here.

Each person can only buy one device and bind it to their identity; management is extremely strict.

After watching Bi Ying and Han Mingfei leave, the two found an open space and boarded the helicopter.

Ji Xun watched as she took out the helicopter and skillfully operated it, without asking any questions, which was quite sensible.

According to the real-world map, the two are currently located in the Central Plains region.

It only takes a few hours to fly to the nearest beach.

We remained silent the whole way, and from high above, we couldn't observe the situation below; we could only see a general outline.

Judging from the architecture, it seems that the closer to the sea, the more dilapidated the buildings are and the darker the sky becomes.

When we were about 800 kilometers from the sea, it started to drizzle.

Further ahead, there was thunder and lightning.

"It's too dangerous to fly the plane up there, let's get off first," Ji Xun suggested to her.

Shi Jinwei didn't object. With thunder roaring ahead, she was genuinely afraid the little plane would be struck down and destroyed.

The plane slowly descended, and the entire view below gradually unfolded before their eyes:

Upon arriving here, the buildings were mostly dilapidated.

There were no traces of humans, only countless low-level monsters wandering among them.

Ji Xun immediately took out a small bottle and took out two pills.

He swallowed one himself and handed the other to Shi Jinwei.

It was meant to conceal one's presence. She thanked him, took it, and put it in her mouth.

Therefore, when the plane landed, the strange creatures around it did not sense any human presence and did not approach.

"Don't you think this place looks a bit like a post-apocalyptic dungeon?"

After getting off the plane, Shi Jinwei looked around carefully and suddenly asked Ji Xun.

Ji Xun was taken aback: "But there are no mutated plants or animals here."

Putting that aside, it really does look like a post-apocalyptic scene.

"Is it possible that the 'Mode Dungeon' map referenced these scenarios?" Ji Xun suggested.

The speculation that the "Apocalypse Dungeon" appeared after the "Strange Dungeon" is also possible.

This further supports the claim that the two games seem to be invading each other.

Shi Jinwei took out her modified off-road vehicle and drove it.

She then checked the group's text messages.

Once we got here, the cell phone signal was down to just one bar.

The information delay is very severe; many images are stuck in a queue and spinning around.

When she saw the photos sent by the ginkgo tree ghost, she frowned.

The old tricks kept their promise and did indeed post a lot of photos of the beach.

But this photo looks so familiar:

Dark clouds filled the sky, and whirlpools churned on the sea.

Several marine creatures, whose shapes were indistinguishable, were tumbling in the sea.

She zoomed in on the photo and showed it to Ji Xun: "Doesn't this look like the beach in Anya City?"

While dodging the eerie wanderer, Ji Xun glanced at him and said, "A bit. In the data we investigated before, it seems that the weather at the seaside is abnormal, so no humans dare to live there."

Several old ghosts in the group said that they lost all signal after entering the ocean and asked everyone to wait for them to return.

The BOSSes who remained in the instance all sent their blessings.

Shi Jinwei also followed suit and posted, "Have a safe trip and have fun."

The message kept spinning and eventually displayed "Sending failed".

Suddenly, the car braked sharply.

She quickly grabbed the handrail above her head.

Even without Ji Xun's reminder, I saw the strange scene ahead:

A strangely dressed man stood in the rain, gesturing wildly like a shaman.

Holding a whisk in one hand and a bell in the other, he muttered incantations.

The eerie surroundings seemed to be drawn toward the man.

They stopped about a meter away from him and lined up.