Starting Unlimited Evolution from Grinding从加点开始无限进化

Anyone have more op mc quick learner slop like this?

I'd honestly give it a try if there was segs in here. Otherwise THIS kind of novel is not really preferred.

Sigh Isn't This The Copy Paste Of The Other Novel "I'm Not A Goblin Slayer". Nothing New Nothing Changed Just The Name Title And Mc Original Chinese Name Remained Lol.

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If you've read , you'll definitely like this one, as it's much better done!

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Since I answered one user below, I'll just copy it here aka "review"

The work is in the spirit of Japanese isekai – somewhat naive and leisurely. Meeting new people, growing, adventures. Without any grand goals. Around chapter 200, the hero simply wants to become stronger so he can survive a local disaster with his loved ones.
Despite the fact that the work is Chinese, the typical clichés are absent.

The world itself is a typical "Western fantasy," as they call it in Asia. Lustful goblins, adventurer guilds, problematic aristocrats, and all that.

Regarding the global power system... The situation is twofold. It's difficult for locals to become professionals. At least for ordinary people. And this situation is probably deliberately exaggerated by the author. But despite this, there are geniuses too. It's difficult to judge how bad it is – the action takes place in a relatively remote area, a "newbie village," if you will.

Regarding the hero system – it may seem rather weak at first, even unnecessary. A genius with a high understanding could probably handle it just as well. But the hero, like the reader, will gradually learn its merits. I won't spoil any of its properties.
Finally, MC has high levels of understanding and combat talent. So he learns very quickly even without the system. However, whether this is a hidden property of the system or a characteristic of the protagonist is difficult to say.

In summary: if you want something in the style of Japanese isekai but without excessive Japanese naivety, you can read it in an evening. But you probably shouldn't expect anything special either. There are no obvious downsides. The site where I read it has an average rating of 4/5 based on 40 reviews and anower site ~4/5 based on 200+ reviews.

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📜 Starting Unlimited Evolution from Grinding
Reviewed by Daoist Inkdrunk — the Wanderer who loses brain cells for your enlightenment

Once upon a weary night, this Daoist stumbled upon a scroll titled “Starting Unlimited Evolution from Grinding.”
Ah, how those words sang to my soul! Unlimited evolution! Grinding! — two sacred terms whispered in every cultivator’s dream and every gamer’s prayer.
But alas… what awaited within was not the heavenly dao of progress..... merely the dull mortal sound of a man repeatedly punching the same goblin for fifty chapters straight.

On Writing and World
At first glance, one might think this tale a humble, honest isekai.
A stranger arrives, finds a system, and begins his journey of improvement....the classic tale of trial and transcendence.
Yet, dear reader, the illusion breaks faster than a bamboo flute under a drunk ox’s foot.

There is no plot, merely motion.... a kind of narrative treadmill where the MC endlessly swings his sword while the heavens yawn.
Villains are painted in thick, childish brushstrokes:



Such divine stupidity would make even the System’s circuits short-circuit.

The so-called “Goldfinger” system..... meant to be the heavenly compass of his journey.....instead becomes a lazy crutch. It tells him what to do, what to eat, and how to breathe, yet never once teaches him to think. The Daoist calls this the Path of Eternal Idiocy, where one grinds not monsters, but one’s own potential into dust.

On Depth and Direction
By the time our hero reaches Chapter 50, he is “twice as strong as a normal man.”
The Daoist weeps.
Was this not the Unlimited Evolution? And yet his grand reward after fifty trials is… being twice as strong as a farmer?
At this rate, immortality will arrive long after the reader’s reincarnation.

The system itself....uninspired. The world.... colorless.
One feels trapped not in another dimension, but in a looped training tutorial that never ends.
Even a true grinder would beg for mercy.

On Characters and Relationships
Relationships here are paper lanterns in a storm...bright for a moment, hollow within.
The dialogue dances around sincerity but lands squarely in awkward caricature.
And while this Daoist does not seek romance in every tale, the author’s… creaturely preferences leave one raising a brow.
Fox girls, wolves, vampires, snakes....yet never a grounded, human bond.

Perhaps the author fears humanity itself. Or worse... does not understand it.

On Reader Reactions and opinions:
Many fellow wanderers in the comment plains echo the same sorrow:

“Repetitive.”
“Directionless.”
“Could have been great, if only it had a soul.”

A few, merciful souls call it “slice of life”... but no, my friends.
This is not life. This is respawning.

Final Reflection
Starting Unlimited Evolution from Grinding is not a journey of growth, but a manual of exhaustion.
It starts with promise, then drowns in repetition... like a monk chanting sutras he no longer believes in.
The Daoist does not despise it, for every scroll teaches something....even if that lesson is “Do not walk this path.”

And yet, to its credit, it lacks the usual arrogance of face-slapping young masters or the toxicity of racial posturing.
It is, at least, harmless mediocrity.... a dull blade rather than a poisoned one.

Verdict
★★☆☆☆ — A grind without enlightenment. A system without soul. A promise that forgot to evolve.

Drink this scroll only if your boredom itself seeks ascension.
Otherwise, spare your lifespan....or your sanity.

—Daoist Inkdrunk Wanderer,
sipping enlightenment from the wrong cup.
still, even this scroll cannot dull the taste of a good grind.
let the Heavens mock; I’ll keep reading till the next patch note of fate.

This batch of novels are kinda ass