Thats not wrong, but theres a lot more to it, and it has some deeper implications for the difference between games played with maindecks and games played with sideboards that have further implications for what kinds of things sideboarding needs to account for
This deck is full of cards that play off each other, so players won't want to just draw and challenge
If youre the type of Commander player thats hyper aggressive and wants to attack everyone almost every turn, shes the pick for you, thats for sure
There are copies going for much more than this, with the current high for a regular near mint copy sitting around $54.85, but for now $35.77 seems like the cards stable position
Weirdly, despite lambasting the removal mode, I actually think that the removal and recursion version of the card is the best one
The underlying card demand does the rest: Bloom Tender has been in Commander decks since 2008, enables infinite mana combinations with Freed from the Real, and sits in almost 300,000 registered EDH lists on EDHREC