Looking for completed romance manhwa you can binge without the frustration of waiting week after week for new chapters? You’re in the right place.
I’ve gathered some of the best finished romance manhwa, so you can dive in without worrying about hiatuses or cliffhangers. Whether you love historical drama, fluffy slice-of-life, or darker, more emotional stories, there’s something here for every mood.
Don’t take the ranking too seriously. These are all personal favorites, and choosing a single number one was nearly impossible.
40
My Gently Raised Beast
Summary: You want to read a story with an obsessive male lead? Then check out My gently raised beast. Although it contains some cliché elements – like the crown prince falling head over heels for her for no apparent reason and her siblings and dad being really mean to her because she is adopted – it’s still a good read.
You should check it out if you want to read a completed Romance Manhwa with:
- Lots of character development from the side characters
- Cutely drawn animals
- Don’t mind hating the female protagonist’s family for a very long time throughout the story and the female lead being kind of dense
39
Eaternal Nocturnal
Summary: The Manhwa’s FL is Eve, a young woman plagued by chronic insomnia. Her life changes when she encounters Dae, a mysterious dream eater who visits her in her sleep. Dae consumes dreams to sustain himself and finds himself unexpectedly drawn to Eve. They both grow closer in reality without Eve knowing, that Dae is the one she sees in her dreams.
Eaternal Nocturnal was one of my favorite Modern Romance Manhwa, but the abrupt ending unfortunately ruined it a bit. It’s still a fantastic read, and instantmiso did try to tie up loose ends, but it felt rushed – almost like it was axed.
You should read if you:
- Like when the romance and the plot are engaging and well-written
- Love reading a story with approachable and realistic characters
- Don’t mind when the ML keeps a pretty important secret from the FL
38
Happily Ever Afterwards
Summary: Peony, our female lead, gets reincarnated as a side character who rooted for the second male lead of the novel. Although he “has his flaws,” to put it mildly, she believes in his good heart and tries to persuade him to start a relationship with her. It’s a fun read – but only if you don’t expect relationship advice or take it too seriously. He treats her very badly for a large portion of the chapters, and she can be quite pushy, refusing to take no for an answer.
You should check it out if you:
- Like it when the female lead is pretty quirky
- Don’t mind when the male lead allegedly loves someone else
- Love reading a story with many memeable panels and protagonists with a common eye and hair color for a change
37
An Hour of Romance
Summary: Jooahn and Dojin work in the same company but couldn’t be more different from one another. Jooahn plans out every little detail at work and has a leading position in the company, while Dojin is working as an entry-level marketer and still makes tons of mistakes. But he is adored by everyone at work while the employees are kind of afraid of Jooahn. One day they take a trip to a monastery and a little monk messes with their fates, so they change bodies one hour a day. This is a really fun enemies-to-lovers Manhwa.
You should read if you:
- Like seeing two opposites get together
- Love having much character development from the main characters
- Like reading a Manhwa with many hilarious moments (as is to be expected from the body-switch plot point, but the toilet scene was still unexpectedly awesome)
36
Maybe Meant to Be
Summary: Jia Han, a 32-year-old freelancer struggling to find work, is fed up with her parents constantly urging her to get married and move out. When she bumps into her childhood friend Mincheol Jin, who is also under similar pressure from his parents, she suggests that they should marry to solve both their problems. To her surprise, he agrees. Maybe meant to be is also a very good Romance Comedy Manhwa, although it does have some weird storytelling choices. The shipwreck art was pure chaos.
You should check it out if you:
- Don’t mind when the FL isn’t completely honest and plays games to bring the ML out of his shell
- Like reading a Romance Manhwa with absolutely gorgeous art
- Love the “contract marriage” trope
35
Positively yours
Summary: This story revolves around Doo-joon and Hee-won and starts after they experience a passionate one-night stand. They met at a bar and to Hee-wons dismay she gets pregnant. She intends to keep the news to herself but fate brings them together and Doo-joon finds out. Of course – as the supposedly perfect male lead he is – he insists on taking responsibility. This is how their relationship begins. Read my Review for Positively yours if you like to have more info before reading.
You should check it out if you:
- Enjoy male leads who are the complete package – wealthy, patient, devoted, attractive, simply good at everything.
- Don’t mind wanting to shake the female lead at times because of her cold and stubborn nature
- Love romances that move at a calm, steady pace, with a touch of drama here and there
34
When Jasy Whistles
Summary: Long ago, it was widely believed that Paraguay’s forests were home to deities and mythical beings. Hela, raised on the outskirts of modern-day Asuncion, dismissed these legends as nothing more than stories. But when her best friend vanishes – said to have been taken by the mythic figure Jasy Jatere – Hela comes to realize that those ancient myths are terrifyingly real.
Check it out if you:
- Enjoy folklore-inspired stories filled with deities and magic
- Love unique plots packed with twists and surprises
- Don’t mind betrayal and heavy doses of angst along the way
33
A Business Proposal
Summary: Ha-ri assists her friend by going on a blind date in her stead, who is tired of the marriage set-ups by her father. She pretends to be a super-vixen in order to scare potential candidates away but she didn’t expect her “opponent” CEO Taemu to be that persistent. He has a goal of his own: he wants to get married to stop his family’s nagging and he doesn’t care who his wife is. The problem is: Ha-ri is an employee at his company and doesn’t want to get exposed. If you want to read more office Romance Manhwa check out my list.
Check it out if you:
- Don’t mind a bit of drama, even if it’s stretched longer than needed
- Enjoy male leads who are the full CEO package: attractive, wealthy, and effortlessly competent
- Love stories that feature more than just one central couple
32
I was tricked into this fake marriage
Summary: At first glance, this looks like a typical isekai: the heroine is hit by Truck-kun and wakes up in the body of a noblewoman, entering a contract marriage to pursue her ambitions. But here’s the twist – despite being branded a ruthless killer, the male lead is unexpectedly gentle toward her, and their relationship proves far deeper than it first appears.
You should check it out if you:
- Like reading a story where the couple gets together relatively early and shows lots of skinship
- Love it when the story has a supernatural touch and a tragic mystery plot
- Don’t mind a pretty creepy and hopeless second male lead – if you can even call him that
31
Sixth Sense Kiss
Summary: When our female protagonist Yesul kisses someone, she receives a vision of his future. One day she kisses her strict boss Minhu and the vision she sees leaves her stunned. I won’t say more so I won’t spoil you. This story has a bit of unrealistic Drama but it’s still a nice read.
You should check it out if you:
- Like it when the main couple seems fated to be together
- Love a story with many chapters where they are just lovey dovey
- Like reading a modern Romance story with a supernatural touch
30
Villains are Destined to Die
Summary: After playing an otome game, the female lead somehow gets sucked into the story itself and ends up living as the villainess, Penelope Eckhart. The problem? The game is set to hard mode, which means every small mistake could cost her her life. Her only guide is the affection bar hovering above each of the male love interests.
Check it out if you:
- don’t mind when everyone treats the FL poorly at the start
- love historical romance manhwa with truly gorgeous art (yes, I know, I’m repeating myself)
- enjoy stories where it’s not immediately clear who the ML really is
29
What’s Wrong With you Duke?
Summary: This story follows Dreux and Nöel and their messy, complicated romance. It starts off pretty violently when Dreux tries to kill her… but instead, a spell kicks in and makes him confess his undying love.
He doesn’t let up, and eventually Nöel gives in and agrees to marry him. But the problem is: “Ru,” his soft and affectionate side, isn’t always there. When Dreux switches back to his original self, Nöel is once again stuck dealing with someone who might actually kill her.
You should read if you:
- Don’t mind when the male lead tries to kill the female lead at first and is literally brainwashed for their relationship to work. It is a creepy premise
- Like it when the male lead has two very different personalities – and the lovey-dovey one is completely over the top
- Love reading a Manhwa with gorgeous art and a unique plot
28
Daytime Star
Summary: Yura is a struggling actress with a despicable ex and is just trying to get by. On set, she meets Seunghyeon, a very popular actor. He often finds her crying in a corner and somehow is always there to help. After filming ends, they both still think about each other. And the rest is history.
You should read if you:
- Want to read a story with picture-perfect MCs. She is stupidly kind, he makes absolutely no mistakes whatsoever, and they both live a perfect life. It’s great if you want something wholesome to take your mind off things.
- Love a story with great pacing. This one doesn’t drag at all. 77 chapters and we get to see their wedding and children. It’s sweet and compact.
- Love it when the annoying antagonists get what they deserve.
27
Trapped
Summary: Trapped follows ex-convict Chae-a Han, who gets blackmailed into a dangerous relationship with Yunsu Park, a powerful and manipulative vampire. It is the ultimate enemies-to-lovers story, and very well written. If you love tension, you will eat this up. But before you come for me because it is “ranked” so low: It can be a bit much, and you have to be in the mood for a very toxic romance.
You should read if you:
- Enjoy dark romance with morally complex characters who are both predators and survivors
- Love psychological tension and slow-burn romance
- Like stories that explore trauma and have character development
26
Swimming Lessons for a Mermaid
Summary: Choa is a mermaid who dreams of living a normal high school life – but she can’t swim. When Soo, the star of the swim team, accidentally discovers her secret, he offers to teach her every night at the school pool. The story is wholesome, well-paced, and light on drama, though the leads still face some hardships (especially Choa).
You should check this out if you:
- Like calming your stressed soul with wholesomeness and a fun story
- Love it when all the characters are likable (and even the unlikable ones get redeemed)
- Like it when the relationship unfolds naturally and feels convincing. They have great chemistry
25
My Lucky Strike
Summary: Siru is an absolute menace. She’s loud, punches others, and wears her heart on her sleeve. She has a crush on her guy friend and ends up accidentally kissing someone. The next day at university, two guys show up with swollen lips.
My Lucky Strike is a breath of fresh air, even though it has its weaknesses. The ML’s backstory is tragic but gets resolved rather hastily. And we don’t really get to see them being lovey-dovey at all, so the ending feels only mid in terms of satisfaction. It’s still an entertaining story. If you want to know more: What happened to My Lucky Strike?
You should read if you:
- want your stories to have a strong FL who can defend herself
- don’t mind a slightly rushed ending (and the other ML also gets brushed off in two chapters)
- like tension, because the ML just excudes it
24
The Redemption of Earl Nottingham
Summary: This story is historical but not a royalty manhwa. It is World War I and both protagonists really struggle to keep afloat. This is a fresh story you haven’t read a hundred times and deals with heavy trauma. But it is a story about second chances. If you don’t like timeskip and time apart arcs you will probably be frustrated with this one.
Check it out if you:
- Like when the female lead stands on her own two feet
- Don’t mind the “although we love each other, we can’t be together” trope
- Like reading a different kind of historical romance manhwa for a change
23
The Villainess turns the Hourglass
Summary: This one is revenge at its finest. There’s romance too, but it’s not the main focus and starts relatively late. Aria, the female protagonist, is ruthless when it comes to achieving her goals. Still, it’s deeply satisfying to watch her manipulative sister finally get what she deserves. It is one of the few villainess Manhwa where the villainess is actually a villainess.
Check it out if you:
- Don’t mind when the romance starts pretty late – even if the tension is there from the beginning
- Love it when the female lead has a special trick or skill up her sleeve (the hourglass)
- Like to see the antagonists suffer – not through torture, but humiliation
22
Father, I don’t want this marriage
Summary: If you like misunderstandings, this story is for you. Juvelian is supposed to be a villainess – although it’s never really shown what she did wrong. She is scared of her father and feels neglected. In the first chapter, she dies a tragic death – no one helps her, not even her lover or her father. After going back in time, she breaks up with her lover and tries to win her father’s love. The thing is: her father is actually pretty protective, they’re just all terrible at communicating. To keep herself from being married off, she makes a dating contract with her father’s student. I recently reread this story and forgot how absolutely chaotic but extremely fun it is. And I do love Max as the ML, he blushes a lot.
Check it out if you:
- Like it when the male lead falls in love first and is pretty shy and possessive
- Don’t mind a misunderstanding-inception and the lack of proper communication
- Love reading a story with a VERY misunderstood father
21
My Reason to Die
Summary: Ji-o’s dream of making it onto the national taekwondo team gets put on hold when she gets injured right before the tryouts. Already a pretty rough situation… and then she meets Gyeol.
He’s the kind of guy who immediately turns her world upside down. Very much bad-boy vibes on the outside, but not quite what he seems once you look closer. And even though there are definitely some red flags, she still finds herself drawn to him.
Check it out if you:
- Like tension. It doesn’t get any better than in My Reason to Die. The story has a nice flow
- Love it when the premise is dark and the story gets complex and even confusing at times
- Like it when the ML appears dominant at first but turns out to be deeply supportive of the FL
20
From a Knight to a Lady
Summary: This one was a very positive surprise. It’s a reincarnation story but not an Isekai because our FL Estelle, former knight of the Kingdom Ersha gets reincarnated into the body of a noble lady from her enemy Kingdom. And if that wouldn’t have been enough, she has to interact with her killer and is engaged to her former archnemesis. There are action scenes but this is definitely not the focus of this story.
You should read if you:
- Love when a story has much character development. Her situation is not black and white and the more she knows the more she questions her actions. Unfortunately this also leads to her forgiving her killer/abuser.
- Like when traumatic situations don’t just get brushed off. The FL has many breakdowns and we as readers get to hear her desperate thoughts which I find refreshing. It feels like a believable story like that.
- Don’t mind a very rough start. If you’re sensitive to violence against women, this can be a difficult read. The FL is sexually assaulted twice, and early on there’s a deeply unsettling serial-killer subplot that targets women – and the author lingers on it more than necessary.
19
Fallen to Paradise
Summary and Review: Ange is being forced to marry Aiden, a noble with a common background who owns a farm out in the woods. Because she’s been sheltered and catered to her whole life as a noble, she plans to run away and hates her new husband. But her new life slowly starts to grow on her. It’s not the most unique premise, but I really love that Aiden is a poor noble who is just trying to live a quiet life. You rarely see that. The antagonists aren’t exactly deep and are bad for the sake of being bad, but Fallen to Paradise has a special place in my heart and I think it deserves more recognition.
You should read if you:
- love a story with a lot of character development. Ange truly grows while living on the farm
- like when both characters slowly grow closer while learning from each other – there are lovely panels where the ML reflects on how the FL has grown, and how she’s taught him to be more open
- want to read a historical romance Manhwa where the ML isn’t a super-rich duke – finally!
18
First Night with the Duke
Summary: If you’re looking for a healthy relationship with honest communication and no questionable behavior, this story is definitely NOT for you. But if you take it as what it is – a fun piece of fiction – you might really enjoy it. Ripley, our female lead, is quirky and determined to do things her own way. Even if that means faking an injury to shake off Duke Zeronis, the ML who pressures her into marriage after they spend one drunken one-night stand together.
You should check it out if you:
- Don’t mind some questionable behavior from both main characters: the duke doesn’t take no for an answer, and Ripley avoids direct communication, trying to trick him with very dubious actions
- Enjoy quirky, lighthearted stories with charming art and a rewarding ending
- Like it when almost all the characters are likable – the only one likely to raise your blood pressure is Ripley herself
17
The Tyrant Wants To Be Good
Summary: Dorothea Millanaire spent her entire life in the shadow of her brother, the crown prince, who wasn’t even suited for the role. So she decided to take what was rightfully hers by force and became a bloodthirsty tyrant. After her death, she wakes up as a child. With this second chance, she resolves: whatever happens, she will not let history repeat itself.
You should read this completed Romance Manhwa if you:
- Like a story with some of the best character development out there
- Love morally grey characters
- Appreciate it when an abusive father isn’t simply forgiven like in many other stories
16
Not Your Typical Reincarnation Story
Summary: Edith gets reincarnated as the villainess of her favorite novel. As the name suggests, the story is pretty typical but it takes an interesting turn. While Edith tries to be kind to everyone around her, everyone just keeps being unnecessarily cruel. And as a reader, you will know why very soon.
You should check it out if you:
- Don’t mind when the FL gets treated very harshly but doesn’t speak up
- Don’t mind when their relationship always has setbacks
- Like reading a very satisfying relationship – they don’t just get together and the story ends
15
The Falcon Princess
Summary: The female lead is Zeline, the eighth royal princess of Roymonde, and she gets kidnapped by the enemy. After losing consciousness in a life-threatening situation, she wakes up as a messenger bird. Yes, it’s predictable at times, yes the romance is very slow, and yes, there are some strange moments between the ML and the FL while she’s a falcon. But it’s still a very good historical romance with fun body-swap elements. What stands out most for me is that the characters’ struggles feel believable. I love The Falcon Princess and you will get butterflies.
Check it out if you:
- Like reading a refreshing and unique story
- Don’t mind when the male lead is strangely drawn to a bird (how this story still manages to set up tension and a bond between the MCs is hilarious)
- Want a story about war that isn’t brutal; ‘The Falcon Princess’ is a mild fantasy that still touches on heavy topics without ever being too much
14
Involuntary Romance (BL)
Summary: Baekya and Jichan have always been inseparable. But when Jichan sets his sights on Hyeon – the most popular boy in school – he’s instantly smitten. Wanting to help, he convinces Baekya to befriend Hyeon and play matchmaker. Baekya reluctantly agrees… until Hyeon flips the script and says: “You’re making it pretty obvious. I know you like me.” From there, things quickly get complicated.
Check it out if you:
- Like it when everyone communicates openly
- Love stories with wholesome friendships
- Need a pick-me-up after a long day
13
Villain with a crush
Summary: When Rosa Park is saved from a collapsing building by Doryeong Han, the nation’s superpowered police hero, she falls for him instantly. Two years later, she reappears in disguise, determined to get closer to him. The problem? Her clumsiness and uncontrollable strength create mayhem wherever she goes – earning her the title of new supervillain, Blackdog. Now Doryeong is tasked with catching her. The setup sounds chaotic, but this is one of the most wholesome and funny romance manhwas out there.
You should read if you:
- Love seeing strong women who actually look strong. That’s very, very rare
- Don’t mind that the whole premise would disappear with just a little communication and they did the second ML dirty. He really didn’t have to have feelings for Rosa for the story to turn out exactly the same
- Enjoy reading a story that feels truly unique. It’s such a breath of fresh air
12
Seasons of Blossom
Summary: Seasons of Blossom is divided into several arcs, each focusing on different characters. At first, I struggled with it because I was so invested in the first couple, but the storytelling quickly won me over. Despite being set in high school, it often feels surprisingly mature, with moments that hit hard. What starts as a light love triangle and a fake-dating plot –something we’ve seen countless times – gradually turns into something much heavier and more emotional.
You should read if you:
- Love it when the male lead is very direct and comes across as cold, while the female lead is liked by everyone but lets herself be vulnerable with him (at least in the first love story)
- Like Romance Webtoons that highlight warm, wholesome friendships
- Don’t mind reading a Romance story with heavy themes and some truly sad moments
11
See you in my 19th life
Summary: Buckle up, because this story will take you on a ride. Protagonist Jieum Ban has a rare ability: she remembers all her past lives. In her previous one, she met Seoha, a bratty boy with whom she built a strong bond. Sadly, her life ended far too soon, but thanks to her gift, she now tries to reconnect with Seoha.
You should read if you:
- Like reading a story with nice pacing (there is drama but it’s not too unrealistic and not overloaded)
- Love feeling all the feels
- Prefer romances where the female lead takes the lead and the male lead is the one on the receiving end
10
Marriage of Convenience
Summary: The female lead, Bianca de Arno, regresses in time after her husband dies in the war and she is cast out of his estate. She had been known as a wicked and selfish wife and hated the life she was forced into at her new home. Although the plot itself isn’t groundbreaking, the delivery and pacing are excellent. It almost feels like a fairytale, and the character development is top-notch.
You should read this completed Romance Manhwa if:
- You’re not looking for a female lead who’s a master strategist rewriting the entire plot
- You can accept a 13-year age gap (her father marries her off at nine, though the marriage isn’t consummated until she’s 21 in her first life; the flashbacks are short, and he mostly keeps his distance)
- You enjoy stories with plenty of lovable characters – aside from the cliché crown prince who fixates on the FL without any reason.
9
Oh Lala
Summary: Oh La La is such a hidden gem. The couple comes together in the most unexpected way in the very first chapter, and from then on, you just follow their everyday lives as lovable chaos-makers. He’s a college student and she’s still in high school, but the story balances it surprisingly well.
You should check it out if you:
- Are open-minded when it comes to art. It’s not your typical art style.
- Like when a romance manhwa has a slice-of-life feel. There’s no consistent story or central problem, just chaotic moments from their everyday life.
- Love when the friendship of the main couple is more important than the romance or tension.
8
For Better or for worse
Summary: The female lead is reborn as Lady Dillion, the supposed villain of a novel (though she hardly lives up to the role). In the original storyline, her sister dies after marrying Marquess Cedric, which fuels her dislike of him. Determined to protect her sister, she marries him instead – even knowing he’s fated to fall for the novel’s true heroine. The dynamic between the leads is one of the best parts of this story.
You should check this completed Romance Manhwa out if you:
- Love it when the MCs bicker and tease each other a lot
- Like it when the characters have surprisingly unique traits (the stepmother, the sister, and so on)
- Don’t mind when some ridiculous misunderstandings get dragged out a little too long
7
Your Eternal Lies
Summary: This might be one of the most intriguing premises I’ve read in a while. Rosen Walker, the most notorious jailbreaker in history, has already escaped twice and is now being sent to a maximum-security island prison. On the transfer ship, she meets war hero Ian Connor – her new guard and our ML.
You should read if you:
- Want to feel all the feels – because here, there truly isn’t a clear right or wrong
- Want to escape the endless royalty Manhwa loop we’re probably both caught in
- Love it when the story has no second male lead. Ah what a breath of fresh air.
6
The Crown Princess Scandal
Summary: Hwa-yeong is tricked by her sister into joining a crown princess selection at the imperial palace. Determined to get disqualified, she does everything she can to fail on purpose –but her plan backfires, and she quickly becomes a favorite among the royals. Her frequent run-ins with Crown Prince Shin-yeong only make things worse, as he seems intent on keeping her there.
Check it out if you:
- Like it when the ML falls first
- Love it when the FL is funny and headstrong
- Don’t mind when the FL is oblivious to MLs feelings (but who can blame her, he doesn’t stop calling her goblin and stuff)
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Romance 101
Summary: This story revolves around Bareum and her life at university. Sounds boring? Far from it. Romance 101 is a great and fun read where the main couple initially has some disagreements but gradually gets together. It is fun, there’s no dragged-out drama and the relationships feel real. Also: the male lead is the greenest flag on this planet. The art and color palette are really unique, so that’s a rare treat too. Just go read it.
You should check it out if you:
- Don’t mind when the girl has a crush on another guy at first
- Want a fun read with minimal angst and many lovable side characters
- Love it when the main couple starts on the wrong foot
4
Our Secret Alliance
Summary: This one is a hidden gem, and I don’t get why it isn’t more popular. The male lead is the ultimate green flag – supportive without ever feeling forced or weak. The female lead is just as bright and kind, always helping those around her. What I love most is the perfect pacing and the realistic take on feelings and relationships. In short: it’s about two childhood friends who drifted apart and slowly grow close again in high school.
You should check it out. No ifs. But if you insist, here are my pointers:
- Read it if you want realistic drama you can (at least a bit) relate to
- Read it if you love having butterflies in your stomach because this story delivers tension perfectly – not only between the main couple
- Read it, if you appreciate unique art and a cast full of lovable characters
3
Something About Us
Summary: Han Woojin and Doh Gahoyung are best friends who click so well that everyone around them keeps asking if they’re secretly together. For them, romance was never on the table – until Woojin returns from military service, and suddenly there’s that little badump.
Check out my review if you want to know more about this Manhwa: Something About Us Review.
You should read if you:
- Like reading a Manhwa with great pacing and calm storytelling
- Love reading a story where best friends become lovers
- Like it when storytelling emphasizes feelings
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I married the Male Lead’s Dad
Summary: I don’t know why more people don’t talk about I Married the Male Lead’s Dad. It’s such a unique and engaging story – admittedly also a very tragic one – but what a ride. And Hades is one of my all-time favorite MLs. The mix of his delulu ego and his kindness is so fun to read, and I promise, if you can make it through the angst, you’ll get your reward in the end. And don’t be too hard on Aisha. I know the premise is weird: she stans Abel and is completely obsessed with him. It can feel odd at first, but it gets better, I promise.
Check it out if you:
- Love a historical romance manhwa with a smart female lead who actually thinks logically
- Want a refreshing story that balances romance with a surprisingly dark side
- Don’t mind a love story built on a huge misunderstanding
1
The Ramparts of Ice
Summary: The Ramparts of Ice is one of those stories where nothing really big happens. There’s no “we have to save the world” plot, no evil antagonist and not one badass female lead. Just some high schoolers trying to navigate their feelings. But it’s so well written that your heart feels full by the end and you really don’t want the characters to leave. Yes, the art isn’t the best, but I still enjoyed The Ramparts of Ice a lot. You end up rooting for everyone in the story.
You should read if you:
- Are in the mood for a high school romance – the characters’ problems fit that stage of life: “Who am I?”, “How do I make friends?”, “How can I express myself?” and so on
- Love the classic shoujo slice-of-life feel
- Since this is a pet peeve for many readers, here’s a slight spoiler:
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Don’t mind when one of the main characters gets a girlfriend before getting together with one of the MCs
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What application/WEB do you usually use to read those manhwa?
Hi! Most of them are available on Webtoons and Tapas. Some you can read on tappytoon, like “the villainess turns the hourglass”. Hope that helps!