Mana Immortal

I really enjoyed this story and adventure. I hope there is more coming up but I was impressed with how rivating the story was

Bruce Sentar has outdone himself. This trilogy has all of the earmarks of an epic saga. I'm glad to see that there is another arc to continue with this great world that he has built.

-Some spoilers ahead-If there's one thing I can say about the past 3 books, is that it kept everything interesting. Personally, I feel there was a distinct lack or emotion for the main events, Ex. Kat. I really didn't feel anything towards her the entire book besides at the end where she was lying basically dead, no soul, crushed body; dead. Although I am really happy about the direction of Kat's "new" soul, or it would be more wise to say "old" soul. In my opinion, that was so much better than Kat coming back from her "death" (as I will keep calling it) and having to piece back together her sanity. That honestly was quite a nice unexpected event. Anyway, my biggest gripe, I partially already said, is that there is very little emotional background in the story. As far as events and world building, Grade A, in my opinion. But every time the author, I feel, wanted to convey a deep emotion, it came through muddled and not enough. Frankly, all 3 of these books could've easily passed 450-500 pages with, what I think, what was needed to convey the true emotions of the characters and scenes. As I stated, I didn't feel much of anything until the end for Kat; but she could've had SO much more depth. IMO the author got close a couple times when Isaac was visiting her in her Soul palace, but it was just short of scratching the surface. Anyway, a GREAT trilogy. The final fight was actually satisfying, save for the lack of emotional backing that was supposed to be there. The characters were quite decently fleshed out and very likable, I am glad Nikki was able to join the family. Probably like others, I disliked her from the getgo, but her true self was someone I became very fond of. Honestly, there are many more points I could make, but suffice it to say, after a small break, I will be coming back to read the next trilogy that's a part of this series. I am very eager to see the expanded world building, I think most of, if not all, the cast is going to be left behind for a bit besides Isaac. While that is a little sad, my favorite parts of books are when the characters are setting up and meeting new people, exploring, and probably for Isaac; making a part 2 of his harem. But, very interested in the land of immortals and learning more about his elusive mother. Solid 8 out of 10, good job, author.

Cute, fun, and soulful as well…really liked it…had realism…nice sex too! So definitely recommend this! Geez…hope there is a book 4!

Mana immortal is a solid ending to a good trilogy. The ending is very satisfying and sweet. This is a good place to end if you want to just leave the story here.

It has been fun watching our author improve over the books. I enjoyed this book the most storytelling wise but I think it could have gotten more world building. But I think that is just me, I love numbers and systems.I absolutely LOVED Mei, and I enjoyed Quinn’s character development. All in all I loved all the mana beasts.Nikki was a pleasant surprise. I am not the biggest fan of large Harems, but I can overlook that because how cute his beasts are. I hoped we would see Steves Betsy rank up to 4. I’m very interested in the whole advancement of mana beasts and how their ranks affect their mage. I got the impression that the higher rank the beasts have the faster one cultivate and regen mana. But what more do they have impact on. How much longer does each tier or mage live than a normal human.As I said before, I love all these details. I’d say it’s a 4.5 star book but I rate it 5 because of the many feels I got.I eagerly await LR3 and Isaacs new adventure into the immortal realm.

A great ending to this trilogy and a beautiful prologue to the next…The story progresses in a logical pattern, is sound, and well written. I just started the fourth installment and will be impatiently waiting for the fifth book of the series a day from now

So here I am at the end of the first trilogy for Isaac. I got to say I really enjoyed it. I remember at the end of one of the previous books the author mentioned that he likes to have an ending to a series and not continue on ad infinitum just because it's doing well. This is the second series that I brought from this author. The first one was Dao which is really great and as of the time of this review the first two books are out. I Can See Clearly why there would be a second Trilogy for this series. The ending of this one really felt more like the ending of an arc as opposed to a definite ending. In my opinion is really only because of the amount of threads that were kind of left open I don't think it would have been satisfactory to have just concluded here with three books and move on to a whole new series. So I applaud the author for moving forward with the story. With it being a shared Universe I would imagine that the second Trilogy for Isaac will probably be the end of Isaac story but I do look forward to more books from this author.

Topped off the war nicely but we didn't even get any scenes with Kat when she woke up which is a shame. Would've been nice to at least have a scene or two of them rehabbing and getting reacquainted in the epilogue.

Great book, good ending with the exception of the leap in time between this and the next series. Even that might work out but time will tell 😊

Great book, really enjoyed reading it! Love the series, this book was a great addition! Looking forward for the next one!

Interesting western take on cultivation. The trilogy nicely finished up while leaving room for a sequel without any cliffhangers or loose ends.

As of now I think I can safely say that this is among the best cultivation Harem series I've had the pleasure of reading. Highly recommend everyone pick up this series. It isn't a choice you're likely to regret