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And even if the game is meant to be a grind, doing it wrong can still make your efforts much less effective.
It really sounds like you are doing it wrong though. This has nothing to do with how effective your grinding is mind you, it has to do with the fact that you aren't enjoying it. "I hate playing as marine", then don't! There is no reason to! If all you want is coins, you get those on every character during every stage. Play what you enjoy and they will come naturally. You have no reason to play a game in a way you don't enjoy.
It also sounds like you are expecting this farming to just carry you through the levels, rather than needing some amount of skill instead. This is definitely less the case in this game than others, which is something I greatly prefer. Vampire Survivors was rather boring once I was fully upgraded, I could pick just about any weapon I wanted, get the item to evolve it, and that's it, I won. I could actively run around the map and not even have to think about what could be on the screen because nothing could ever touch me. Getting Curse to like 300% was about the only way to create danger in a normal scenario at that point. That level of not caring is much harder to achieve in this game, even max upgraded you have to put at least some thought into your positioning, and doing the hard levels in particular is an actual challenge.
You aren't supposed to just get cash from just grinding maps, you have to spend that money on stuff like workers and such. I've pretty much maxed out the worker content, got all outfits and got 20+ levels on every idol thanks to my workers giving me 250k roughly every time I do a run. The only small issue is that you have to keep the workers fed to make money, and half of that food involves getting fish.
Imagine throwing a fit and leaving a negative review on a totally free game.
Okay, that's not fair. Not everyone who's into that is also into self-infantilization. It's just a funny coincidence.
There's a ton of characters in this game. If you're beating the trivially easy stages like stage 1 or 2 with each of them, the income from that should get you essentially every upgrade you need. It's easier than ever to get money in this game, a few patches back there was no skull sticker for free money, there wasn't many characters where income generation is built into their kit either, there wasn't workers or holo house at all to earn income while not even playing the game.
Marine is far from being the only one that can make money...
Reine can do that, Irys and Mumei still are great with the combo, Pekora can too albeit harder.
And most of character, with the good items, can give you ton of money, just not as much as those quoted above, but still...
And saying "grinding" kill a roguelike... Isn't roguelike kill'em all a type of grinding game in the core ?