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Sweet Home: where to start reading

Adapts Sweet Home (webtoon) by Kim Carnby (art by Hwang Young-chan). Say how far you watched, and pick the book up exactly there.

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After Season 1, in the books you are

at Sweet Home (webtoon).

season 1 compresses and reorders the entire completed webtoon into 10 episodes, not a partial cutoff.
Show and books diverge here

Season 1 draws on the whole 141-part webtoon rather than stopping partway through it, so there's no unread 'next chapter' waiting. But it changes enough along the way (character fates, pacing, and the ending itself) that reading from chapter 1 is the useful answer, not 'you're caught up.' Much of what's on the page plays out differently than what the season showed.

Start reading at Chapter 1 (the prologue)
Spoiler-safe, only what the show already showed you.
Get the book

Season 1 leaves off around chapter 1 (the prologue). Pick the webtoon up right there:

Sweet Home

Kim Carnby (art by Hwang Young-chan)
or borrow it: your library
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What the show changed here

  • ChangedThe season keeps Green Home's outbreak and Hyun-su's arc broadly intact but alters character fates and pacing throughout, drawing on the webtoon's full run rather than just its opening chapters.
Where this comes from: screenrant.com · dexerto.com · chapterbrief.net · yahoo.com · en.wikipedia.org · webtoons.com. Spotted a mistake? The report link at the foot of this page comes straight to us.
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The source is a KOREAN WEBTOON (complete: 1 prologue + 140 chapters, 141 installments total, serialized 2017-2020), not a manga, and it's read free in English on WEBTOON rather than bought by volume. No English print edition exists. Season 1 draws on the ENTIRE webtoon rather than a first slice of it, heavily compressed and reordered into 10 episodes, so there is no partial cutoff to point to. Seasons 2 and 3 are wholly original Netflix stories with no webtoon source at all, and the show's finale does not converge back with the webtoon's own ending; the two versions end differently. The franchise ended with season 3 in 2024; no season 4 is planned.

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