Survival of All Races: From the Start, Infinite Evolution

Frankly, giving half of a summoner's experience to their pet is absurd! The crucial point is that the pet's combat power isn't even strong. Shouldn't a summoner be using skills to summon things? If you're going to raise pets like this, you might as well call yourself a beast tamer. Is the author's understanding flawed?

I bet five cents this book will be abandoned.

Jun Chu, the alternate account of the Black-Eyed King, possesses unlimited equipment.

Writing about these Black people is truly disgusting and a terrible mistake.

Is there a way to add a book to a blacklist so I don't want to see it?

The protagonist in the first episode is a saint.

If you're just going to swing a stick around, why bother being a summoner? They keep saying the summoned beasts have higher attack power than the protagonist, and then all you see is the protagonist just going into melee combat...

Summoners should primarily focus on their summoned creatures. The way you've written it, you might as well have the protagonist be a spearman; the battle scenes would all be the protagonist charging in with a gun, with the summoned creatures barely mentioned.

The initial probability of infinite evolution was absurd: 100% chance of advancing to the first tier, 10% chance to advance to the second tier, and 1% chance to advance to the third tier. The problem is, if you're already 100% guaranteed to advance to the first tier, where does the remaining probability come from? Is this some kind of 0.1% Probability?

The power dynamics are chaotic and disordered. Earlier, they touted the preciousness of sacred beasts, claiming there were only one or a few in the previous life, and even then, they were only in their mature, not yet fully evolved, yet they could already fight two level 30 characters.