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

At first, the four idiots just thought it was fun and couldn't understand her commands at all.

Thinking that Shi Jinwei was playing with them, they started to rampage wildly at Shi Jinwei's command, almost leading the sled into the ditch.

Helpless, she could only begin to give them temporary training.

Fortunately, these guys look a bit goofy, but they're actually quite intelligent. After an hour of training, they were able to understand Shi Jinwei's commands.

Because it was custom-made, Shi Jinwei could control the sled even while sitting inside the sled's carriage.

So she lit a small stove in the carriage and began to slowly direct the four idiots to pull the carriage.

By evening, although they hadn't entered the "Zhonggao Village" area, they had still walked much faster than she had.

The carriage was built to the size of a sled, with an interior space of approximately 2.5*1.8*1.8m.

Fearing the birds would get cold outside at night, Shi Jinwei let them crawl into the carriage.

The four dogs huddled together by the fire to sleep, keeping each other warm—it was almost the same as being inside the house.

However, for safety reasons, she did not stop the car on the road, but instead had the four idiots pull the sled away from the road and park it in the woods by the roadside.

They cut down nearby trees for fuel, and to reward the four, they specially took out a lot of meat to roast and feed them.

The four silly animals ate with gusto, and even had an extra meal for themselves afterward. It wasn't until Shi Jinwei called them that they all crawled into the carriage and lined up next to the stove.

The carriages were packed to the brim, and the temperature rose considerably because of them.

In the middle of the night, she was sleeping soundly under a thick, fluffy blanket when she heard what sounded like noises outside.

Shi Jinwei gestured to the four animals that had been woken up to keep quiet, while she cautiously peeked outside and saw several green trucks driving by.

The truck's cargo compartment was completely covered up, obscuring the contents, but the truck's design was definitely military-grade.

Judging from the wheels, these vehicles have been specially modified. The wheels are more than half a meter higher than those of ordinary trucks, and the width is more than twice that of ordinary tires.

The outside temperature is currently -46 degrees Celsius, making it impossible for ordinary cars to drive. Presumably, the generator has also been modified.

This further confirms Shi Jinwei's guess—the chances of Xiao'ai Village being a refuge are even greater.

On the ninth day of the game, it started snowing early in the morning, accompanied by a strong wind.

Shi Jinwei woke up in the car with her fluffy pet in her arms, only to find that the temperature had plummeted to below -50 degrees Celsius. Going out in this temperature was practically pushing the limits of human endurance.

The temperature inside the shed was around 15 degrees Celsius last night, but it has now dropped to around 10 degrees Celsius.

She took a deep breath, pulled out her thickest thermal underwear from her storage space, put it on, then put on a sweater, and finally a down jacket.

Wrapped up like a dumpling, I carefully opened the shed door, only to have my face covered in snow.

The other four, seeing the door open, eagerly jumped down.

She breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that they seemed completely unaffected.

I was just planning that if they felt cold, I would make them a warm coat out of my own clothes.

Now it seems I was overthinking things.

It's no surprise that the Inuit people chose to use dogs to pull sleds in real life.

She carefully stepped onto the pry bar and jumped down, feeling as if she had stepped directly from a warm room into a refrigerator.

No matter how many layers of clothing you wear or how many heat packs you use, you still can't keep out the cold.

After checking the sled and confirming there were no problems, she went back into the shed and drank a large cup of ginger water before she felt warm again.

After eating something and waiting for the four silly creatures to return from their fun, she got out of the car again and tremblingly put the ropes around them.

The four idiots were still quite excited after yesterday's adjustment.

They were put on ropes, and several of them wagged their tails and shook their bodies happily, shaking the snow off their fur, which also splashed all over Shi Jinwei.

Shi Jinwei: "..."

Resisting the urge to hit the dogs, Shi Jinwei signaled them to pull the sled back onto the road, and then continued towards Zhonggao Village.

The four fools weren't pulling the cart very fast; their speed was about the same as when they were driving an off-road vehicle in the snow a couple of days ago.

So they arrived at Zhonggao Village before noon.

Shi Jinwei also parked her sled at the village entrance and stood there, looking around the village.

I did consider using a drone, but in this temperature, even a mobile phone can't be turned on, let alone a drone.

On the surface, this village looks no different from Dagao Village, and many houses also have smoke rising from their chimneys.

He gestured for the four idiots to continue walking towards the village.

If possible, she hoped to find a place to stay in the village tonight.

Unfortunately, many people were peering out the window at Shi Jinwei.

But when she went downstairs and knocked on the door to ask for lodging, no one answered.

Left with no other choice, she could only signal the four idiots to leave, when she heard someone calling her from outside.

She quickly stopped the sled and looked back, and saw an older woman in a floral cotton-padded jacket waving at her from inside the gate, her exposed skin covered in frostbite.

Seeing this, she told the four sleds to turn back and head towards the aunt's house.

As soon as I got off the bus, I heard the older woman ask, "Are you looking for a place to stay?"

I nodded, and then she continued, "How much money?"

Upon hearing this question, Shi Jinwei countered, "How much money do you want?"

The aunt's eyes lit up, and she made a "ten" gesture with her fingers.

Shi Jinwei: "1000?"

The older woman nodded, and Shi Jinwei smiled slightly: "Auntie, I'm sorry, I didn't bring that much money."

The truth is, she saw an unsettling greed in this woman's eyes.

Seeing how readily she refused, the woman's smile faded: "Young lady, are you really not staying?"

Shi Jinwei nodded and turned to leave, but the woman grabbed her and shouted, "Everyone, come out quickly!"

The woman had a very loud voice that echoed through the quiet village, causing many doors to open.

The four paws were kicking snow restlessly, looking like they were about to rush up and bite the woman, but Shi Jinwei stopped them with a look.

Upon entering the village, she discovered that the atmosphere was completely different from that of Dagao Village.

The way they looked at me wasn't with curiosity and wariness, but with greed and desire.

Having been rejected once, she had no intention of staying any longer.

But who would have thought that something would actually come to them?

Shi Jinwei obediently stopped moving, wanting to see what this woman was up to.

A group of people surrounded her and the sled with sticks or hoes.

Because of the cold, many people were shivering, but none of them looked at Shi Jinwei with friendly eyes.

"Little girl, look, there are so many people here. Why don't you stay at my house for a day? Otherwise, you might not be able to get out of the village." The auntie gave a smug smile.