Introduction
On his way to a convention, Yuan Ding, an otaku, finds himself transported to another world—a fantasy world with magic and demons. After failing the entrance exam at Shuo Yue Academy, he decides to become a gardener where he learns about the fairy seed. Yuan Ding's life in another world begins, aiming to collect the fairies said to exist in the legends to change his destiny and become the protagonist of this new world.
Audience reviews
6 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
B-O-D
The failed push at a story cursed this show for me, it seemed rushed and jumbled, and having to reconcile the past with the present, seemed to take up a bit of time as a man encounters his soul from once upon a time.
The anime seems to push for the guy to be trying to improve himself. from his actions this time around, but as both are personalities far apart, it is hard to watch at stages, as he tries to fix the broken of two opposite characters.
Sadly I find it is the typical artsy Chinese anime, heavily relying on music and art to make up for this. We see a guy arrive and judged with no magic, just to find he has a tiny bit. Of course, this can't be the end, so he becomes OP'd by discovering how to open fairy seeds.
As his number of fairies grows, the combinations and strength increa…
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Spirit Seed Manual follows a modern day Chinese otaku Yuan Ding, who is transported into a fantasy world with magic, vampires and the typical fantasy tropes. However, upon discovering he has no affinity for magic at the magic academy entrance exam, he becomes an outcast and decides to spend his life as a gardener. Fortunately, he stays with a man who had fairy seeds which are said to help breakthrough your cultivation once successfully grown. Yuan Ding overtakes the old man's dream of cultivating a fairy seed and finds himself in a lot more conflict than he bargained for as the fairy wants to kill him. Will this otaku's dreams be realized in the next life?
Story & Character: 5/10 (Spoilers)
Spirit Seed Manual starts off as the usual fantasy isekai but more uneventful because Yuan Ding do…
Read at the sourceAC77
So uh... I can safely say I'm very confused. I mean, I could sort of follow it? There was, like, this guy who got into another world, and he sucked at magic so he ended up becoming a gardener. And then he does to get fairies or something.
With lots of flashbacks to when the fairies were still human and then there's this other guy who looks like the MC and something? But he's more manipulative and evil or something. Idk.
Part of this is the fansubs - I mean... at times they were either missing some of the words said slash incomplete, or sometimes they were translated really wrong, or they were translated to say the exact opposite of what was said. 10/10 confusing.
Like one time it said "你谁都保护不了" which means "You can't protect anyone" while the subtitles said "No one can protect you".
And…
Read at the sourceTheAnimeWeeblet
This being a Chinese anime, you can't compare it to traditional Japanese anime. They just aren't the same thing so judging this anime based on other Japanese anime just doesn't seem fair. Take what I am saying with a grain a salt, for me, this anime is really good because I can understand the mandarin (Chinese) they they are saying. The English subs which you find on the internet just don't do this anime justice. As for the story itself, it doesn't work unless you put your heart into the anime. Sure this anime isn't a masterpiece but its a far cry from many low budget Japanese anime.
Read at the sourceSakibUchiha
The execution of the anime was very poor. They storyline maked no sesne at all even though I loved the characters. THE ANIME IN SHORT WAS SUPER RUSHED WITH WACKY STORY CONTINUATION.
Story: 5/10
The story had so much potential but just couldn't live up to it. STUDIO ABSOLUTELY KILLED THE STOEYLINE SEQUENCES LIKE BUCHERED IT.
Art: 10/10
No compliants in the art department liked it very much.
Sound: 4/10
It had nice sounds at the start but later it was horrendous. Character: 10/10
Absolutely loved the character only the characters glued me till the end.
Enjoyment: 6/10
Well it was ok.
Overall: 6/10
I liked it even though it had so much faults. You can give a try.
Read at the sourceamiralkhasany
chinese animation/anime have different approach. maybe a lot of you prefer japanese anime but if you want try defferent taste and can accept and try to understand the language I would say this "anime" is not bad.
first overall the animation is good if you compare it with low budget japanese anime this day. especially the design character its so beautiful.
and the sound/music is really good
about the story, I believe that the "real" story is so good but this "anime" have a lot of missing part. but for me I still can tolerate it. "just try to understand it and you will get the feel"
Actually its really bad at first 3 episode, I don't know what the "director" want to show to us. it feels they skip a lot of important detail. but it become better in later episode.
if I give summary it will be…
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