Surviving the Infinite Survival Game by Exploiting Glitches

Survival Missions were tasks that every Survivor had to complete. The system automatically pinned them to the top of the Mission Center, constantly reminding Survivors of their objectives.

Below the Survival Mission section were various Daily Missions, which Survivors could freely choose to accept.

The difficulty and point rewards of the Daily Missions varied as well.

Of course, if a Survivor couldn’t complete a Daily Mission, they could abandon it. However, abandoning a mission would result in a deduction of half the points that mission would have awarded.

Lin Yunyou quickly skimmed through the list. The Daily Missions seemed fairly simple and didn’t look difficult to complete.

After checking the Mission Center, she clicked on the Points Mall.

There weren’t many items available in the Points Mall at the moment. Only Mineral Water, Steamed Buns, and Buns were listed.

Mineral Water cost 2 points, Steamed Buns cost 1 point, and Buns cost 2 points.

"Hiss, Buns cost two points?"

[Buns depend on your luck. You might get a meat bun, so it’s normal for them to cost one point more.]

"Oh my, you startled me with that sudden voice." Lin Yunyou was caught off guard and patted her chest.

[It’s fine. There’ll be plenty of situations like this in the future. You’ll get used to it after a few times, right?]

Lin Yunyou’s mouth twitched. "Then how about you make a sound next time? Maybe that would be better?"

[Isn’t that the same thing?]

"...I guess so."

After looking through the Points Mall, she opened her Backpack.

The Backpack had a total of twelve slots, and each slot could hold up to 999 items.

There was no further explanation.

"System, can living creatures be stored in these Backpack slots?"

[No.]

"Oh, alright."

After studying her Personal Panel, Lin Yunyou leaned against the door and finally had some time to process her current situation.

She couldn’t help but wonder why she had been so unlucky as to be dragged into this Survival Game.

The Infinite Survival Game had descended upon Blue Star more than four years ago. On a certain day every month, the game would randomly select a group of people from among humanity and pull them into the Infinite Survival Game.

No one knew what happened after entering the game. No one knew where those who had entered were now, or whether they were dead or alive.

All humans knew was that the Infinite Survival Game had suddenly descended upon Blue Star. Everyone said that entering the Infinite Survival Game was a dead end, and no one wanted to be chosen by it.

After all, those who were chosen never returned from the Infinite Survival Game. They simply vanished from Blue Star as if they had never existed.

As a result, when someone in a family was chosen to enter the Infinite Survival Game, their family would automatically assume that they had died.

After several years, the people of Blue Star had gradually developed an unspoken understanding about it.

Lin Yunyou just hadn’t expected to be so unlucky herself.

She had managed to avoid being chosen for four whole years, yet she had still been selected in the end.

It seemed there was no going back now.

Lin Yunyou rubbed her temples and sighed again.

Should she be glad that her parents had died when she was young and didn’t have to suffer through this?

Or should she be glad that she was alone, so she didn’t have to worry about how her relatives would grieve after her disappearance?

Her parents had died in a car accident right in front of her when she was very young. She had survived only because her mother had protected her in her arms.

But she had often wondered why that accident hadn’t taken her with them.

Forget it.

There was nothing in this damn world worth worrying about anyway.

If she could live, she’d live.

If she couldn’t...

Then she’d die.

Ghost Vine extended a vine and gently poked Lin Yunyou.

Lin Yunyou snapped back to reality and looked over.

[Is that food? Can I eat it?]

Lin Yunyou raised an eyebrow and teased, "I remember you caught several humans before I came in. Wasn’t that enough for you to eat?"

Ghost Vine stiffened before retorting,

[Humans are humans, and food is food! Besides, you’re my master now. What’s wrong with giving me a little snack? You shouldn’t be so stingy, right?]

"Hmph, I am that stingy. I barely have any food to begin with. If I give it all to you, what am I supposed to eat?"

Lin Yunyou mercilessly rejected Ghost Vine’s request.

[Heartless human! I hate you!]

Ghost Vine ran back to the corner again.

Lin Yunyou shook her head with a chuckle and ignored it for the moment. She still had plenty of things to do.

She put the food scattered across the floor into her Backpack, then picked up the two cards. She decided to install them first.

Entering the bathroom, Lin Yunyou held the Shower Head Card and gestured toward the wall twice, choosing a spot to the left of the entrance.

After the installation was complete, a small water heater appeared on the wall.

She then walked out of the bathroom and looked around carefully, trying to decide where to place the room’s lighting device.

After some consideration, Lin Yunyou installed it on the wall separating the bathroom from the main room.

She then noticed the faucet among the items scattered on the floor and walked over to pick it up.

[Faucet: Please place it in the bathroom. It can be installed with one click after use.]

Lin Yunyou stroked her chin and carried it into the bathroom.

Before she could even ask, the system spoke first.

[There is no water supply. You’ll need to find a water source yourself. The Shelter can store up to two tons of water at a time. After you upgrade the Shelter, its water storage capacity will increase.]

"Alright, but how do I store the water in the Shelter? And where is the water actually stored?"

[Just tell me when you find a water source, and I’ll handle it. Water storage has its own independent space and won’t occupy any of the Shelter’s available space.]

[Also, using electricity requires points. One unit of electricity costs 1 point, unless you can generate electricity yourself.]

"...Is there anything else? Just tell me everything at once."

[Try not to let other Survivors know the location of your Shelter. The door of a Level 1 Shelter is still relatively easy to open, especially for Survivors who have experienced multiple worlds. They can open the doors of other Survivors’ Shelters quite easily.]

"What do you mean by ’opening other Survivors’ doors easily’? Is there some special method?"

[Survivors who have experienced several worlds will obtain various items. Some of these items can be used to open Shelter doors. However, it also depends on the level of both the Shelter and the item. If the item’s level is equal to or higher than the Shelter’s level, the door can be opened.]

[However... the Ghost Vine you’ve bound has special properties. It possesses a certain level of offensive power and deceptive abilities, so this shouldn’t be a major problem for you. Still, I need to remind you.]

"It seems my decision back then was quite wise."

The system paused for a moment before saying,

[With all due respect, I’ve never seen a host like you before. I’ve certainly never seen anyone bind a plant as their Shelter.]

"Oh? Well, now you have."

"By the way, I saw that Shelters have levels. How do I upgrade the Shelter?"

[Successfully complete a Survival Mission. After the mission settlement, you’ll receive a Shelter upgrade as a reward. You don’t need to figure out how to upgrade it yourself.]

"Then you guys are pretty generous."

After chatting with the system for a while, Lin Yunyou moved closer to Ghost Vine again.

"Still angry?"

[Hmph! Go away! I don’t want to talk to you, you cold and heartless woman!]

"Oh, alright, I was wrong. Don’t be angry. Let’s discuss something, okay?"

Lin Yunyou looked around the room.

"This room is your main body, right? Could you use your vines to make me a bed here, and a table and chair underneath the window?"

[?]

Lin Yunyou reached out and gently tugged on one of the vines extending from the vine ball.

"Please."

Ghost Vine gritted its teeth, enduring the humiliation, and began weaving its vines into a bed where Lin Yunyou had indicated.

The bed fit perfectly into the remaining space beside the bathroom, leaving a one-meter-wide walkway.

"Little Vine, if possible, could you leave the space underneath the bed empty? I can store things there later."

Ghost Vine was speechless.

But it still complied.

"Thank you, Little Vine. We’re partners now, so please take good care of me."

[Hmph.]

Ghost Vine let out an arrogant huff.

With the addition of the bed, table, and chairs, the interior of the Shelter became much more cramped, but Lin Yunyou didn’t mind.

She picked up the remaining items from the floor, placed them on the table, and began organizing her little room.

She spread the bedsheet over the vine bed, then placed the tracksuit at the head of the bed near the window. She covered it with a pillowcase, using it as a temporary pillow.

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