On the third day of the game, Zhou Jin stood in front of the ruins of the supermarket, holding the last compressed biscuit in his hand. The system prompt sounded coldly: [Simulation deduction completed: In seven days, you will starve to death in the A-7 warehouse. ] But he already knew the answer. In the past three hundred death deductions, he had stockpiled enough supplies to last for a hundred years, figured out the weaknesses of every mutant beast's lair, and even predicted the trap behind every "reward" in the system. Because of the system that constantly induces him to fall, all rewards come from his future self. In the future, he seems to be extinguishing the last bit of humanity step by step. When everyone knelt at the feet of the system, begging for life, and when order collapsed due to hunger, Zhou Jin looked coldly at the new task on the virtual panel: "Kill your allies, reward: never-ending water source." He did not accept the task. He just asked in the deduction: What will happen if I kill the system now? Doomsday hoarding is never just about hoarding supplies - what he hoards is the last bit of his own humanity.
