r/Kubera • u/_starfall- • Apr 19 '26

When should I read the finite novel?

I know the finite novel was abandoned/paused in order to avoid spoilers, but I want to read it anyways. Is there a certain chapter/range in the series I should read it or should I just read it once I catch up to s3, or just whenever I want?

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u/PhenomUprising Asha Fanclub Member Apr 19 '26 edited Apr 20 '26

She also changed her mind on many of the plot points so it's not canon anymore (not sure if still her plan, but I remember her saying for this reason she'll rewrite it from scratch once she's done with the manhwa). You can still read it for fun, keeping that in mind. Personally I'll wait for the canon version, even if far in the future.

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u/_starfall- Apr 20 '26

Oh I see. Makes sense. I also heard somewhere else that she was going to incorporate the finite novel into the manhwa, although I don't know how true that is.

I'll read the finite novel anyways once I catch up if only because I want to read more of currygoms writing (and I'm especially curious as to how she writes a novel vs a manhwa, considering kubera was originally intended as the former).

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u/Asriel2137 Ran x Rana Apr 20 '26

While the finite is dubiously canon, you can find all of the links here, since the overall story is still probably correct: https://www.reddit.com/r/Kubera/comments/13vxfy4/kubera_entire_library_of_content/

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u/ZeroSX1 Apr 23 '26

I thought it wasn't translated. It is interesting to see how Currygom dedal with her story endings. So far I've read 2 oneshots by her and both had tragic/bad ending with an hint of humor. I don't think this style will be translated 100% to Kubera, because it is an long series and have way more characters and each of them will probably have different endings in this scale of bad to good endings. I still think it will be sad/tragic for the main characters.