Post-apocalyptic game: I survive at sea by scavenging for trash.

Although Lin Zhaoyin was more concerned about the players from China, the game's progression mechanism wasn't based on faction battles, but rather on the survival rate of all players. Having more powerful players was a good thing.

Even though Lin Zhaoyin disliked Japan and South Korea, she wouldn't let that deter her from further exploration. She would still openly share the information she gathered in the chat channel. Saving even one more person was, in a way, their contribution to Earth.

Shenji's community message push was very infrequent; throughout the day, there was only one message: that foreign female player had obtained a pet egg.

It should only push relatively important information, but I don't know what the judgment mechanism is, or what kind of information will be pushed out.

Lin Zhaoyin's biggest worry was that others might also possess this divine machine, which could lead to the release of her information. She certainly didn't want her information to be made public.

However, even if someone does temporarily obtain the divine information, there's probably no need to worry too much. Normal people wouldn't casually disclose their latest news; even bad people might prefer to keep that information to themselves.

Thanks to the magic machine, life on the island is no longer as boring as before. When there's nothing to do, he listens to music, watches dramas, and can even video chat with his sister.

In the evening, Ning Hao sent over the finished weapons.

"Boss, I've finished making the weapon. Be careful when you receive it, so you don't get pricked."

Since the weapon was made of venomous fangs, Lin Zhaoyin figured it might be prickly, so she simply put on gloves to protect herself.

The weapon was more dangerous than Lin Zhaoyin had anticipated, even more dangerous than she had imagined.

The weapon looked exactly like the spiked clubs I'd seen in period dramas. Except this one didn't have wolf fangs or metal spikes on it; instead, it had snake fangs.

[Poison Fang Mace, Grade B weapon. Increases attack by 30 points. Upon being hit, inflicts a 20-second poison effect, dealing 5 damage per second. This effect cannot be stacked.]

The base attack stats of the Venomous Fang are average, but the additional poison can deal 100 points of damage.

Similarly, the B-grade Wind and Thunder Sword also has additional damage-inflicting effects, but the Wind and Thunder Sword's attack and damage-inflicting effects are based on its base attack.

Currently, the Venomous Fang Staff is more effective.

However, the spiked club also has its drawbacks. It is too heavy, and swinging it to attack monsters is too tiring, and it also consumes more stamina.

This made Lin Zhaoyin start to reflect on whether she had become too complacent and whether she should train and improve her physical fitness.

Having thought it through, Lin Zhaoyin did just that.

Special forces must have many training methods, Lin Zhaoyin thought for a moment and then approached Jiang Jiang.

[Sister Jiang, could you please create a training plan for me that's suitable for a fitness beginner? I feel my physical fitness is still a bit lacking, and recently I've had several instances where my stamina couldn't keep up in the later stages of a game.]

It was only after interacting and communicating with everyone that Lin Zhaoyin discovered that the consumption of stamina is not completely fixed. In addition to the basic consumption value, the consumption of stamina during combat is related to the player's own situation.

Professional soldiers like Qin Feng and Jiang Jiang expend very little energy during combat, which is due to their exceptional physical abilities as soldiers.

Jiang Jiang was somewhat surprised to see Lin Zhaoyin's message, but in this game, it wouldn't be a bad thing to train his physical fitness more.

If you don't have a regular exercise routine, I suggest starting with running. You can gradually increase the intensity, and later you can add weight.

Lin Zhaoyin humbly asked for advice: "How long should I run at the beginning?"

Given the size of our island, you could try running 100 laps around it every day.

【How much?】 Lin Zhaoyin was shocked when she saw this number. Is this the intensity of a complete beginner in sports?

Jiang Jiang doesn't think this number is exaggerated.

Our player island isn't very big. I calculated that one lap is only about 30 meters, so 100 laps is only 3 kilometers. This distance is perfect for beginners.

Lin Zhaoyin actually did the calculation. Her current player island has a radius of 5.5 meters. According to the formula for the circumference of a circle, the circumference of the island is indeed only about 30 meters. She ran along the inner circle of the island, which was indeed only 30 meters.

She used to struggle to run 800 meters when she was in school, so how could she possibly run 3000 meters?

Jiang Jiang patiently provided guidance, explaining that pacing might be a bit abstract, so he would use time to explain it.

Generally speaking, it takes an average person about half an hour to run 3 kilometers. You can start slowly, aiming to finish within an hour, and then gradually increase your speed.

Lin Zhaoyin was still completely confused and could only try to understand it on her own.

In conclusion, my goal is to be able to run 3 kilometers in half an hour as soon as possible.

Of course, Lin Zhaoyin won't just run alone; Zhou Shiyun and Lin Wanyi will also have to join the training program.

Lin Wan-yi accepted this well. She had been training herself since entering the game, but she had only practiced shooting before. Now it was indeed necessary to improve her physical fitness.

Zhou Shiyun sounded rather mournful. "Sister Yinyin, do you know? We fragile college students are the most useless. Running 3 kilometers every day is killing me!"

Lin Zhaoyin comforted her, "This isn't about killing you, it's about saving your life. Both of us are in poor physical condition. If we have to fight several more long battles, can we just rely on increasing our stamina cap?"

Zhou Shiyun knew this, but she still wanted to bargain. "Can we take it step by step? I'm mainly thinking, if we run and use up too much energy, and we're completely exhausted, what if a monster suddenly appears?"

Although Lin Zhaoyin knew that Zhou Shiyun was just making excuses to slack off, it was indeed a possible risk.

"Then let's start by running for half an hour every day, gradually increasing our speed each day, and try to run 3 kilometers in half an hour as soon as possible."

Zhou Shiyun accepted the plan, and couldn't help but sigh inwardly that it made sense for Lin Zhaoyin to be second on the list. If things continued this way, Zhou Shiyun felt that she wouldn't be surprised if Lin Zhaoyin surpassed Qin Feng one day.

To avoid the situation Zhou Shiyun described, Lin Zhaoyin simply scheduled her run after defeating the monsters. Since another wave of monsters wouldn't appear so soon after the fight, they could run for half an hour, then rest and recover, without interfering with anything else.

Lin Zhaoyin's physical fitness is really poor. Jiang Jiang said that under normal circumstances, she can run 3 kilometers in half an hour, but Lin Zhaoyin only ran more than 60 laps on the first day. She couldn't run anymore after running for more than ten minutes, and she got slower and slower in the second half, until in the end it was not much different from walking.

Even so, Zhou Shiyun is still at the bottom, 5 laps behind Lin Zhaoyin.

The 18-year-old high school seniors are in better physical condition. Although Lin Wanyi couldn't run that many laps the first time, she could run more than 80 laps in half an hour. With some effort, she could meet the standard.