Surviving the Infinite Survival Game by Exploiting Glitches

Song Zhenzhen: "Selling steamed buns! Steamed buns! Three points each! Anyone want some? Pure meat filling~"

George: "Song Zhenzhen, I’m not trying to be mean, but could you please stop misleading the newcomers in the chat channel? Every time a newcomer arrives, you’re out here trying to fool them."

Song Zhenzhen: "What? What do you mean by ’fooling’? I’m seriously selling steamed buns, okay? It’s only three points! That’s much cheaper than what the NPCs sell them for."

Xiong Qi: "...Here’s a suggestion for beginners: Don’t buy Song Zhenzhen’s steamed buns."

Baili Sheng: "Huh? Why?"

Xiong Qi: "It’s best not to buy them. If you really want to know, you can buy one."

Song Zhenzhen: "Get lost, you bunch of bastards! Can you please stop ruining my business? If we ever end up in the same world again, I’ll make sure you get what’s coming to you!"

Xiong Qi and George immediately shut up.

They had been in this survival world for over a year now, so they knew exactly what kind of person Song Zhenzhen was.

When she said she’d beat them up, she really meant it.

They couldn’t afford to mess with her.

But every time a couple of newcomers arrived, they always reminded them not to buy Song Zhenzhen’s steamed buns.

Because the ingredients in Song Zhenzhen’s steamed buns...

Could only be understood intuitively and couldn’t be explained in words.

Lin Yun touched her chin again.

Is there something wrong with these steamed buns?

However, this also suggested that the survivors here weren’t necessarily trustworthy.

There might be some major scammers among them.

With plenty of time still available, Lin Yun got up again, intending to go outside and take a look around the main city.

She didn’t bring Sang Biao or Tuantuan.

She was afraid that bringing them outside would attract attention.

It would be safer to bring Ghost Vine instead.

She simply stuffed it into her pocket.

"Why didn’t you bring the cat?! The cat wants to go out too!"

Sang Biao disregarded all dignity and grabbed onto Lin Yun’s leg.

Lin Yun ruthlessly pulled it off again.

"No. There are too few survivors with binding items. If I take you outside, we’ll be targeted. You should stay in the shelter for now. I’ll take you out later."

Sang Biao let out a mournful cry, but it still couldn’t leave the shelter.

"Okay, I’ll be back soon."

Lin Yun opened the door again and discovered that her shelter seemed to be located on the second floor.

She looked around.

To the right of her shelter was a staircase leading both up and down. Beyond the staircase was a row of rooms.

To the left of her shelter was another row of rooms.

She peered out into the corridor.

There were two more floors above her, making a total of four floors.

She was on the second floor.

There were so many rooms extending to the left and right that even Lin Yun couldn’t count them all.

After checking the location of her shelter, Lin Yun went downstairs again.

There was an open space in front of her.

Further ahead was another building, but there was an open passage on the first floor that people could walk through.

"System, do you have a map?"

Lin Yun scratched her head again.

This place didn’t seem easy to navigate.

Many areas looked exactly the same, and without a map, she was afraid she would get lost.

[Yes. I’ve sent it to your panel.]

Lin Yun opened the map again and followed the route shown on it toward the market in the outer ring area.

They encountered many survivors along the way, but most of them were in a hurry and had wary expressions on their faces.

Once she arrived at the market, however, this happened much less frequently.

There were many vendors in the market.

According to the System, most of the vendors with stalls were NPCs, while only a few were survivors.

The vendors sold a wide variety of things, including food, weapons, and all kinds of miscellaneous items.

Lin Yun looked at them one by one, cursing inwardly.

Damn, these things are really expensive!

A dagger cost 50 points.

Wasn’t her fruit knife much more appealing?

A bottle of Coke cost 10 points, which was even more expensive than the price in the Points Mall.

I can’t afford this.

I simply can’t afford it.

The market was a circular area with many places around it where people could sit and rest.

Many survivors who knew each other gathered there to chat.

Lin Yun glanced at them a couple more times before stopping.

Looking at them too much would only cause trouble.

As Lin Yun walked, she came across a small vendor sitting on the ground with a cloth spread out in front of him.

A variety of items were displayed on the cloth.

She guessed that this person was probably also a survivor.

The man sold all kinds of random things, including dirty clothes, drinks, condoms, and some food.

"Hey, beautiful. Want to take a look? These things of mine are very cheap."

The boy picked up a bottle of drink and waved it at Lin Yun again.

"Five points a bottle. It’s a great deal—the same price as in the Points Mall."

Lin Yun glanced at him again, shook her head, and left.

Just as she was about to leave the market, two men in blue uniforms stopped her.

"A newcomer?"

The tall man looked her up and down.

It seemed that he hadn’t seen this woman in the outer ring area before.

Lin Yun immediately replied,

"No. I’m from the Third Ring Road. I’ve never been to the Outer Ring Road before. I’m just here to stay in the outer ring area and experience it."

She had read the novel before.

These two men were wearing the same clothes, so they were obviously members of some kind of gang.

They were probably just trying to get her to join them.

The two exchanged a glance.

"Did she really come from the inner area?"

"Otherwise, what?"

Lin Yun retorted confidently, sounding exactly like a seasoned survivor.

"Then why aren’t you wearing your clothes?"

The shorter man stared at Lin Yunyou, trying to read something from her expression.

Lin Yun rolled her eyes again.

"Big brother, don’t you get tired of wearing that every day? Don’t girls care about looking good?"

The two men thought about it and agreed.

She really didn’t look like a newcomer.

"Fine. You can go now."

The two men stepped aside, and Lin Yun walked straight past them without hesitation.

After Lin Yun left, the tall man was still a little puzzled.

"Did all the newcomers who came this time die in the newbie world? I don’t think I’ve seen many of them."

"It’s also possible that someone else snatched them away."

"But would anyone actually move from the inner city to live in the outer ring area?"

"Who knows? Those who can afford to live inside all have points. Maybe they’re just running out of points and are using the outer ring as a temporary place to stay."

"Never mind. Let’s just keep squatting here. We haven’t met our sales target yet."

...

There were public restrooms near the market, so Lin Yun went inside to use one.

Afterward, she put on a mask.

There were some survivors wandering around the market.

Lin Yun randomly picked one and followed him.

"A newbie?"

She held a cigarette in her hand—a cigarette she had restored using recycled materials.

The man’s eyes lit up.

He looked around before giving Lin Yun a wink.

Lin Yun followed him toward a more secluded area.

She patted Ghost Vine inside her pocket, signaling it to get ready.

If this person turned out to be the wrong person, she couldn’t be blamed.

"Boss, what do you want to ask? I’ll answer whatever you want to know!"

After they stopped, the man immediately smiled obsequiously at Lin Yun again.

"Those people in blue uniforms in the outer ring area?"

"Oh, those people?"

The man immediately looked disdainful.

"Ugh, they’re just a bunch of rabble. As for you newbies, just ignore them. They’re no good and love to cheat newcomers out of their points."

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