The whole nation is trying to survive on the cable car; I'm choosing one of three options at ea

The cable car moved forward slowly.

The outline of the military base became clearer and clearer... gray cement walls, topped with rusty barbed wire; inside the walls were several low, square buildings, like barracks or warehouses; the corner tower was square, with an empty platform on top.

Quiet. Too quiet.

Even if a military base is abandoned, there should be monsters roaming around it. But Su Mu has been looking for so long and hasn't seen a single moving creature.

Are those monsters hiding inside the building?

Or... what are they waiting for?

Su Mu shook his head, deciding not to think about it anymore. He didn't care where it was hidden; he wasn't going down there anyway. He'd just throw the bomb and run, not caring what it hit.

The cable car arrived directly above the base.

"Now."

Su Mu pressed the release button.

The liquefied gas tank detached from the roof, the fuse was ignited, and it fell towards the military base below, leaving a long, thin tail of sparks in the darkness.

He looked down through the glass... the jar grew smaller and smaller until it disappeared into the thick fog and the night.

Then, he heard the sound of something cutting through the air.

It wasn't the sound of the jar falling, but a sharper, more piercing sound, as if something was moving at high speed.

However, before he could hear it clearly...

boom!!!

A fireball rose from the ground, its brilliance particularly striking in the darkness.

The explosion illuminated half of the base, and the shockwave whipped up the surrounding dust, creating a visible ring of air.

Then, the system prompted that the screen was starting to refresh...

[Kill a Lv3 mutated creature, gain 1 experience points.]

[Kill a Lv3 mutated creature, gain 1 experience points.]

[Kill a Lv4 mutated creature, gain 3 experience points.]

[Kill a Lv3 mutated creature, gain 1 experience points.]

......

A series of prompts, at least a dozen in total. Su Mu's experience bar jumped from over 30 points to over 40 points.

Not bad. This saved him half a day of grinding monsters.

But Su Mu's joy didn't last long.

Because the explosions did not stop.

After the first explosion, there was a second, a third, a fourth... each one louder and more intense than the last.

It wasn't an explosion of liquefied gas tanks, but a much larger, chain-reaction explosion. Flames rose from the ground, one after another, illuminating the entire base as if it were daytime.

Su Mu's eyes widened.

The sounds came one after another, like dominoes falling down, and there was no stopping them.

The cable car began to shake violently. It wasn't the slight tremor from before, but a real, large-scale swaying... as if someone below was pulling the cable and swinging it wildly. Su Mu gripped the control panel, steadied himself, and stared intently out the window.

Flames shot into the sky. Thick smoke billowed. The explosion was deafening; even from hundreds of meters above, the sound was like a giant hammer pounding on eardrums.

The system notification indicated that it had gone completely overboard with the activity...

[Kill a Lv3 mutated creature, gain 1 experience points.]

[Kill a Lv4 mutated creature, gain 3 experience points.]

[Kill a Lv4 mutated creature, gain 3 experience points.]

[Kill a Lv5 mutated creature, gain 20 experience points.]

[Kill a Lv4 mutated creature, gain 3 experience points.]

......

Su Mu's pupils suddenly contracted.

Level 5!

That level 5 monster was blown up?

He stared at the notification, his heart racing.

Level 5 mutated creature, experience points +20... He had only earned a little over 30 points after grinding all afternoon, but now he had 20 points in one go.

And it hasn't stopped yet.

The explosions continued, and notifications kept flooding the screen. The experience bar jumped from the forties to the sixties, from the sixties to the eighties, from the eighties to the hundredths... and finally, it stopped at 312.4/400.

Su Mu stared blankly at the number, his mind completely blank.

312.4.

I'm just over 80 points away from passing the CET-4.

He looked down at his hands, then at the sea of ​​fire outside the window, and his lips twitched.

Such good luck?

Did it directly detonate the ammunition depot and blow up the entire base?

He originally just wanted to drop a bomb, gain some experience, and clear out his inventory.

The explosion completely wiped out their base. Level 3, 4, and 5 enemies were killed en masse. His experience points jumped from the thirties to over three hundred, nearly tenfold.

Su Mu took a deep breath, leaned against the wall, and stared at the ceiling for a long time.

Then he laughed.

It wasn't a smug laugh, but rather an indescribable laugh, tinged with absurdity.

Luck is a really hard thing to explain.

But soon, he stopped laughing.

Because he thought of something...

How many treasure chests will drop if so many monsters are blown up?

Level three, level four, level five... each level of treasure chest was far superior to those he had opened so far. Blue, maybe even purple. If he could go down and collect them...

Su Mu glanced out the window. The base below was engulfed in flames, thick smoke billowing, obscuring the ground completely. Moreover, it was already dark, and the swirling fog made it impossible to see anything. Even if he still had landing attempts left, he dared not descend at this hour.

It's a pity there are no more chances.

Su Mu shook his head, banishing those thoughts. Getting experience points was good enough; as for treasure chests, he'd leave it to fate.

As he was thinking, a message popped up.

Lin Yuwei sent a transaction request... A planting station, neatly placed in the transaction window. The asking price field was empty.

It really is free.

Before he could even confirm, Lin Yuwei's next message arrived:

"Did you do that just now?"

Su Mu clicked "confirm," and the planting platform appeared in the corner of the cable car. As he set it up, he replied, "What?"

"Don't pretend." Lin Yuwei's information came quickly. "Explosion. Military base. I can't think of anyone else but you who would do something like this."

Su Mu thought for a moment and replied, "It's me."

There was a few seconds of silence on the other end, then a message was sent, tinged with a mix of helplessness and admiration:

"Sometimes I really admire you. How is your brain structured? Using bombs and ammunition depots to trigger secondary explosions to farm monsters? No wonder you level up so fast. First you used grenades to blow up zombies, now you're using liquefied gas cylinders to blow up military bases, are you going to use missiles to bomb up the city next?"