It was so good, but this sh** doesnt really advance, and now (v2. 57) they , high chances of dropping this after the next chap.

This is a great story. The plot is extremely well-developed, thought out and even-paced. The detail and elaboration is what really makes it stand out. I'm such a fan of this manhwa I don't think I could let myself be disappointed, even knowing sad things may happen... but still, whatever's coming will be exciting, and every piece of information important in some way. All the characters are distinguishable and driven with different goals in which they strive for. There aren't just heros, heroines and vicious foes, but many sides to the story that conflict and intertwine.

However, what I particularly love is that this is an all-in-one type of manga. It's adventurous, comedic (hilarious at times), dramatic and has romance to come (it's apparently romance-based, though subtle as of now)~ And it has it's share of action and battles between the godly-powerful. Waiting for the next however many chapters until it's finished will be unbearably tough... but it's worth it!

Love that it's in full color, and lengthy as well. (it took me days to catch up on it)
If you start reading it, pay attention and take it slower so you can register all the information.
(something I didn't do because I was impatiently speedy... =_=

This is one manga i get so excited and happy when they release another chapter. I don't have a specific preference when ready manga manhua webtoons ect and read many different kinds and I must say this one is one of my absolute favs!!!!!!although I do wish releases where faster(who wouldn't want to Know is what's going to happen) however the releases are not slow enough to where I would curse the author for going soooo slow ... This was one of the first manga of this type that I have read and I was pleasantly surprised and happy that I started to read it. I personally have nothing bad to say about the story line or art- I LOVE both!!!!!! I appreciated the character development and am enjoying the plot that is starting to come together.and although we get little glimpse Into the future I still can't predict what's going to happen.. And this is one of the first mangas I have read that the story line was not predictable and cliche- so you can see why I'm soo excited about every release!!! If your like me and haven't read this type of manga before, give it a try before you judge!! I kept seeing the release of this manga many times before I tried reading it. I thought it wouldn't be what I was looking for at the time and waited a little before I tried it and boy am I glad i started reading it !! And you will be to!

To put it bluntly, this series appears at first to be an action/adventure comedy, but reveals itself, in fact, to be an epic mystery/tragedy.

At first glance, it appears to be Kubera Leez' story of survival and revenge, as she sets off when her village is instantly destroyed. However, the true story is unveiled not just through her, but through 10 main characters (not counting major side characters), with a wide range of motives from saving their loved ones, to revenge, to aiding their declining races or more.

And through them, the true story unfolds, as events that transpired across half a dozen races, several generations, several centuries, multiple planets and even multiple realms are progressively revealed. And the current events are just the next chapter in this "war with no villains, only victims."

Strengths:

• A diverse and endearing set of characters (including excellent female characters), where "each character is the protagonist of his own life." The characters are not locked into the standard roles of protagonists and villains. Instead, depending on who they're with, they're family or a friend, a monster, manipulator or a victim, an idealist or a heinous hyprocite, or even all at the same time. And even though they initially seem based on standard tropes, the way they're pit against one another and against the harsh realities of this world is anything but standard: family, friendship, love, the power to accomplish one's goals and even one's ideals and convictions, all too often the characters are allowed to choose just one and forced to sacrifice the rest, or end up losing everything instead. None of the characters are extras, instead all of them bring their own piece to the core story, and interact in surprising ways with one another.
• A vast, interesting world, with complex dynamics between the races (8 Sura races, the Gods and the humans, each with their own alliances and enemies, and individuals with their own conflicting agendas). The truth about the cataclysmic events that occurred in the past is still slowly being revealed.
• Complex plot told through an unusual narrative model that mixes the present, past events and even glimpses of the future. With each new revelation however, more questions are raised than answered. You'll think you know the whole plot by Chapter 2, but by Chapter 100 you'll be struggling to guess the true motivations of the characters.
• Yet the cohesive writing never falls into retcon or plot holes: the story was originally planned as a novel, and the consistency of the trail of clues shows that the author knows where this is going. There will be dozens of instances where you'll want to go back dozens, or even over 100 chapters back to find back the clues relating to the ongoing events (I have the equivalent of a 25 page document just to keep track of what was revealed, and in which chapter, lol).
• It has a rather... unique atmosphere. The series will often make you laugh, only to shock you with the brutality of what the characters have gone through. The series never shoves the drama into your face though, in fact you'll often forget that the characters are completely miserable because they pretend to be fine.
• The art starts out weak, but improves greatly over time. The characters have great visual designs, and the diverse facial expressions are hilarious.

Weaknesses:

• Slow pacing, especially at the beginning. The story is about 80% plot and characters, and 20% action, moreso since it takes the time to gradually reveal the past of the characters. This is made worse by...
• Weekly cliffhangers. They burn. I'm not even joking...
• You may be disappointed with how little the "main" character does in Part I, as the story unfolds through many characters at the same time. In fact, most of the characters in this series are suppressing their true motives and feelings, and you will only see through them if you pay attention. Kubera Leez, for example, is only pretending to be alright, but she is so good at pretending that even many readers seem to be fooled. =.=;;
• Story can be confusing to read. If you just plan to spend a few minutes reading it every week, you'll likely get lost pretty soon. If you enjoy piecing together pieces of the puzzle together, however, this series is for you. In fact, I would say this series is actually best the first time you re-read it.
• Art-wise, background art is the author's weakness.

Read it if you like a good mystery. Don't read it if you're looking for weekly action.

Overall, Kubera offers a blend of genres that I don't think I've ever seen in any other series. This was so novel that I initially didn't even know what it was about the series that I liked so much. Because its strengths are so different than typical manga stories, it can be easy to miss them: readers who approach it expecting to read a traditional journey of a hero's ascendancy will soon walk away confused and disappointed, not realizing that the meat of the true story lies (initially at least) in the mystery aspects that he's likely skimmed over. (basically, it'd be like trying to read a crime novel like an action series, then complaining you don't know who the culprit is)

For readers that persist, however, they will be rewarded with an amazing reading experience, where each new re-reads yield new pieces of the puzzle, hinting at huge and incredible events leading up to the current story.

... Last updated on December 18th, 2013, 1:38am

Such a shame there were so many great and interesting characters + awesome plot potential. I really enjoyed the Hindu elements too. However, the pace is painfully slow and sometimes, you have no idea what's going on. Also, the comedy + friendly bantering + Kubera's dimwitedness just dragggg the plot.

Also, what's with the secrets? If it's something that important, just talk to someone and get help instead of dying or starting a massive war?

... Last updated on May 6th, 2013, 9:22am

The beginning is slow, but what makes this series so amazing is that it focuses on multiple characters and portrays their motives and reasons perfectly. A wonderful fantasy story with a good portion of comedy and drama.
The art improves a lot (very average at the beginning) and what's most important are the diverse and likeable characters (though the mc is a dimwit sometimes). Give it a try if you like fantasy.

The art is mediocre at best, and the male character designs look like somebody asked a horny 15 year old girl to draw some "hot, cool guys". Sometimes they looked like extracts from a Deviantart Narutard fangasm.

But the fun storyline and plot more than make up for the iffy art. It's not particularly deep, standard sword and sorcery stuff, but it's really enjoyable.

If you start reading, take note that the first five chapters are weak, but then the story picks up and it's definitely worth your time.

... Last updated on March 26th, 2013, 1:56pm

i love it and recommend it to people who enjoy action, with a good plot that is suspenseful and is not too erious with its jokes on the side
i love all the characters and their buildup
normally i find a problem with at least one character but they each have reasons behind their actions
you keep guesing at who is the bad guy and what is going to happen
the author does not use all the other characters like tools to support the main character
i like the way your emotions are changing in each chapter
the mystery really is suspenseful but once in a while there would be ... no i wont say
read this for yourself and find out how good it is

... Last updated on June 21st, 2013, 12:07pm

I have this annoying tendency to always try to find out immediately who's the bad guy in the story. But with Kubera, it's so hard! Even though some characters seem evil at first, the reader gets to know them and their backgrond better and they often turn out to having been forced into doing evil things and are only trying to protect their loved ones.

As the author said: This is a war with no villains, only victims.

The only two who really seem to do evil things in order to get power are . But the latter seems so cute... Always petting Leez' Hair and all... I really can't dislike him! And who knows, even the first might have a reason for acting the way she does.

Anyway, I really love the manhwa. It's got everything I love in a story: great worldbuilding, a unique storyline, loveable and diverse characters, character developement, background stories, mysteries, drama and nice art.

... Last updated on December 30th, 2013, 9:11am

Came around to this manhwa by chance and glad I did! This story has such a good storyline so far and it's ADDICTING! I love how we get to know more about each character's backgrounds instead of just the main heroine. Such a refreshing manhwa