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

From inside the car, Shi Jinwei could see through the mall's floor-to-ceiling windows that the shelves, which were originally full of summer clothes, were now filled with thick winter clothes.

Some people don't even look at the price; they just pick the thickest one.

The shopping cart was overflowing with goods, and no one paid any attention to the scarf, which was so long that it dragged on the ground.

A long queue had formed behind the cashier, and everyone's face showed unease and anxiety.

The sparse population on the streets made things convenient for Shi Jinwei.

Ignoring all traffic rules, he drove at top speed as much as possible without running red lights, earning countless curses and honking.

It took her all morning to finally drive to the suburbs.

According to the navigation, the development zone is just outside the suburbs.

After passing through the development zone, you'll find several small villages. After passing through these villages, follow the dirt road straight to your destination.

I found a gas station in the suburbs and filled up the tank before continuing my journey.

However, no one was clearing snow from the roads in the suburbs, so drivers had to be extra careful.

It wasn't until evening that Shi Jinwei finally drove to the border between the suburbs and the development zone, only to find that all the factories on this side had stopped operating.

Traveling at night is not safe, especially in heavy snow, so Shi Jinwei decided to stay here for the night.

There are fewer hotels in the suburbs, and their conditions cannot compare with those of hotels in the city.

With the city currently experiencing a power outage, very few shops are open at night, and their signs are barely legible.

Shi Jinwei walked around and stopped frequently, finally finding a small hotel about five kilometers from the intersection of the two districts.

With some signs showing peeling paint and glass doors tightly closed, if it weren't for the candles still lit at the reception area inside, and Shi Jinwei's sharp eyesight, she might have easily missed this little place.

Shi Jinwei parked her car in the parking space in front of the door, and walked in with her backpack on.

The person behind the bar seemed surprised to see someone checking in at this time. When they looked up from inside and saw that it was a young girl, they were even more astonished.

"One night." Shi Jinwei handed her ID card to the other party, who then realized what she meant.

The man didn't take it immediately, but hesitated for a moment: "Young lady, we don't have electricity here, and it gets quite cold at night."

The reason I'm saying this is because most of the customers left after the power outage last night. Some even deliberately made trouble because of the power outage, demanding a refund.

Shi Jinwei didn't seem to mind: "I know, just give me two more blankets."

She has a small stove and doesn't care whether the air conditioner works well or not, but she needs a blanket to avoid arousing suspicion.

Hearing her say that, the man felt relieved and immediately booked her a double room.

The hotel wasn't big; it only had three floors.

The wooden stairs creaked underfoot, creating a rather eerie atmosphere in the cramped, unlit environment.

The man then remembered and caught up with the person, handing them a few candles and a lighter.

She didn't stand on ceremony and accepted everything.

Shortly after entering the room, the man brought over a quilt, which Shi Jinwei took and threw directly onto the bed.

Because of the power outage, the room door wasn't opened with a key card, but with a physical key.

Fearing for safety, she used the same method she had on the boat, making makeshift doorstops out of chairs and clothes racks before taking out the stove.

After confirming that there was a vent in the bathroom, Shi Jinwei lit the stove, then took out the kettle she had bought from her spatial storage, filled it with water, and put it on the stove to boil.

The room was quite large, and the area heated by a single stove was limited. Shi Jinwei sat for a while before she finally felt less cold, and then began to wash up simply with the hot water she had prepared.

Before going to bed, I checked the bathroom vents one last time to make sure they were working properly before finally falling asleep with peace of mind.

She was exhausted after running all day and slept soundly.

But in the middle of the night, they heard what sounded like a commotion outside.

Shi Jinwei opened her eyes groggily; all around her was pitch black.

I took out a flashlight as a light source, and instead of getting up, I lay there listening carefully to the sounds coming from downstairs.

It seems like someone is robbing people downstairs.

I checked the time; it was 1 a.m.

There is a power outage, so we cannot call the police.

The hotel's remote location provided the robbers with perfect conditions for success.

Her plan was to ignore it if it didn't affect her.

But things didn't go as planned.

The man's obedient act of handing over the money gave the robbers more confidence and emboldened them, and they took the money and headed straight upstairs.

Shi Jinwei lives in room 208. Of the seven rooms in front of her, only one is occupied.

The person seemed unaware of what was happening downstairs. The walls weren't soundproof, and she could hear the person cursing and swearing after being woken up.

However, I still opened the door.

Then came terrified screams, and soon after, there was a loud knocking on Shi Jinwei's door.

The other party was very arrogant, shouting loudly, "Open the door! Open the door now, or we'll kick it down!"

As he spoke, he kicked her several times with his foot.

The darkness amplified the sounds, making them extremely noisy.

Shi Jinwei frowned, got out of bed, took out a military axe from her spatial storage, removed the clothes rack from the door, and pulled open the door.

Two tall men and two women stood outside the door, dressed rather poorly, yet with fierce and menacing expressions.

The group was taken aback when they saw that the person who opened the door was a young girl.

Remembering their purpose, they turned menacing again: "Little girl, cooperate and hand over the money, and we'll let you go. If you don't behave, hehe."

The man in the black jacket gave a malicious smile and brazenly looked Shi Jinwei up and down.

To prevent accidents, and because the room wasn't very warm even with the stove on, Shi Jinwei slept wearing a sweater and jeans.

She has great proportions; even though she's not very tall, she still looks like she has a slim waist and long legs.

At this moment, she was facing away from the window, and the moonlight shone in, illuminating her. The four people opposite her saw only a more hazy silhouette, as if it were filtered.

A hint of jealousy flashed in the eyes of the two women behind, but they chuckled foolishly, "That's right, little sister, if you're good, your brothers and sisters will love you the most."

Shi Jinwei completely ignored her, instead looking at the two men in front of her with a blank expression: "What do you want if I disobey?"

The man in the black jacket paused, exchanged a glance with his companion, and then sneered, "Since you won't cooperate, then we brothers will teach you how to cooperate."

As he spoke, he pulled a dagger from his pocket and stabbed at Shi Jinwei.

Seeing the other party's directness, Xiao Yuan's face grew even colder. Without dodging, she kicked the man in the chest.

Didn't you just want to kick the door? I'll kick you first.

The man thought that by striking first, he could gain the upper hand and terrify the little girl.

But they were no pushovers; they immediately took action.

After several training sessions in the "training room," Shi Jinwei's character attributes did not increase, but her skills improved significantly compared to before.

She used all her strength in that kick, sending the man flying.