
The Urban Seed King
都市种子王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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It's a really good book. It's so hard to find a book with a fresh premise these days; most are formulaic. There are tons of farming novels, but few that truly break the mold. Ordinary people are concerned with the mundane aspects of life: food, clothing, shelter, and transportation. Some people, after reading a few wildly imaginative books, are practically begging to become immortals.
I've finished watching it, and I'm so reluctant to see it end like this! I wanted to see the male lead, Sister Huahua, and her husband, Lao Lin, continue their journey through the stars, scattering a seed in every world they pass through! The ending was so sudden, but besides the deep reluctance to say goodbye, there's also a kind of bittersweet satisfaction, like the gentle happiness after a…
[Book Review Team] *Urban Seed King*: Plants surround the city, and life becomes fantastical...
Work: Urban Seed King Author: Seven Star Lychee Pulp Commentator: Bu Mingbai Introduction: A planting tradition from beyond the heavens cultivates extraordinary seeds. Why farm in the countryside, or raise chickens in the mountains? Want to pick grapes from your living room ceiling? Want to grow an ice cream vine by your bedside?
I really have to get this off my chest. I just wanted to enjoy the story, but this chapter is seriously toxic. Even someone as mild-mannered as me is starting to get irritable. First of all, there are already alien-inherited plant breeders, yet you're still questioning how tomatoes can become climbing vines? How can they be grown indoors? Why don't they need much fertilizer?
It didn't feel good at first, but it got better and better as it went on. I was left wanting more; why did it end so soon? Looking forward to the new book!
One of the best urban farming novels, with its boundless imagination and simple, rustic life. It's so much better than those wish-fulfillment harem novels. I look forward to the author's next book.
[The following is a revised comment from June 29, 2022] This book is not the typical urban fantasy novel where an ordinary person gets a cheat code, shows off, slaps faces, and reaches the pinnacle of life. Like a child's fantasy story, the author chooses to completely abandon the usual urban novel elements of backstabbing, scheming, and face-slapping, focusing all their ink and energy on…
1. I really love the concept of this book, but the logic is seriously flawed. Selling a vine-grown tomato for ten yuan?! If this were real, wouldn't it be a hot topic in the news? Wouldn't agricultural research institutes and colleges come to investigate? Selling it for ten yuan a day and selling over a hundred tomatoes, the local tomato farmers would be jumping off buildings after a month.
This novel is far too idealistic, downplaying its social impact to an extreme. For example, the hybrid rice developed by Yuan Longping alone caused a global sensation, but the protagonist's achievement had a negligible impact. Furthermore, it lacks a legitimate reason for developing the seed, and it lacks immediate national intervention and cooperation. Without the protection of the central government, the protagonist would likely have met a terrible end.
Let me share my thoughts. I'm ashamed to say that I watched a pirated copy; I'm still a student. I'll make up for it with the lychee pulp later. If you approach this book with the mindset of reading an online novel, you'll find it lacking in enjoyment. Yes, this isn't a story about showing off and getting humiliated; it's a children's book.