Sometimes you don’t want to read angsty stories full of drama and tragic backstories – life can be tragic. If you want to forget your worries and enjoy some Romance Manhwa with plenty of comedy, you’ve come to the right place. My 25 recommendations are based on my personal preferences, but to make it a bit more objective, I’ve also added the RomCom-Level to help you find the best Romance Comedy for your taste. The ones on the top have the best humor, in my opinion.
- RomCom-Level 10 is an absolute chaotic mess with meme-worthy panels in almost every chapter – but still perfectly readable, of course.
- RomCom-Level 5 is an overall funny story, though it still includes some serious chapters.
- RomCom-Level 1 has some funny chapters but also deals with drama and heavy topics.
25. Swolemates
Summary: When Braydin, an arrogant social media star, and Alex, a geeky gamer, meet at the gym, they instantly clash. But as circumstances force them to team up, they find unexpected common ground. I almost cut this one from the list, since the last two arcs feel more like fanservice than solid storytelling, but it’s still a fun read – especially if you’re into gym culture. See for yourself.
RomCom-Level 10: At times, this story reads like a fever dream. The art is rough in the early chapters, but the comedy absolutely shines, especially in the beginning.
Check it out if you:
- Like staring at a girl’s abs and a very trained gluteus maximus.
- Love it when the main couple starts off disliking each other but bonds over their shared love for the same degenerate game.
- Don’t mind if the male lead first comes across as an insensitive idiot (don’t worry, he’s actually a nice guy).
24. Iseop’s Romance
Summary: Mingyeong Kang used her sharp business skills to climb the ranks and become a senior manager at Korea’s leading conglomerate, TK Group. After ten years, she suddenly finds herself facing a new challenge – working as the secretary to Iseop Tae, the company’s heir. Their history goes back to their early days at the company, when Mingyeong outshone him and hurt his pride. Still, Iseop can’t help but feel drawn to her.
RomCom-Level 6: Iseop is the first approachable CEO I have come across that is depicted as less than perfect. The humor is subtle but still has some “laughing out loud moments”. Mingyeong – although being pretty “by-the-book”- has funny moments too.
Check it out if you:
- Like reading a Romance Manhwa from a male leads perspective – although the author switches to the FLs perspective sometimes.
- If you like a secretary–boss relationship but don’t mind weird power dynamics. Especially when it comes to physical intimacy, it’s not very well done to be honest.
- Love reading about an approachable CEO for a change – he is childish, pushy, and indecisive.
23. I became the Tyrant’s Dishonest Adviser
Summary: A customer service employee is unexpectedly transmigrated into the body of Duchess Erina Valois, a side character in a novel who is fated to die at the hands of the tyrannical Emperor Cardan Zeon. To survive, Erina must navigate her new reality and get her act together quickly. As she adapts to her role as the emperor’s adviser, she realizes there may be more to their relationship than what was initially described in the novel.
- RomCom-Level 5: Erina’s blunt and unconventional advice often clashes with expectations – or with everyone else in the room – leading to plenty of absurd and funny moments.
Check it out if you:
- Don’t mind when the main characters don’t communicate openly.
- Like reading a Romance Comedy where the dynamic between the main couple is pretty complicated – even for the reader. The real intentions behind their actions get clearer later in the story.
- Like having a different character design for a change: The Fl – although she has silver hair – has a monocle and often wears pants.
22. Shall we Bathe, Your Grace? (Completed)
Summary: Marry me, and we can bathe twice a day! Nadia is horrified to wake up in a romance fantasy novel where personal hygiene is neglected. Surrounded by unwashed hair, dirty fingernails, and the unbearable stench of body odor mixed with perfume, her only hope for cleanliness lies with Duke Cartane, the one man who remains fresh. Can he help her achieve her squeaky-clean happy ending?
- Romcom-Level 8: I have read more than 1000 Comics – especially historical Romance Manwha are my jam – and I always thought: They must reek. Well, this Manhwa addresses exactly that – and it’s hilarious. The Comedy-Level declines after the first 15 chapters or so but it is still pretty fun.
Check it out if you:
- Want to read a unique story with lovable characters.
- Like it when the dynamic between the leads is off the charts.
- Don’t mind having to turn your brain off a bit – some plot points are too easily resolved.
21. Antistalker (Completed)
Summary: “She is a hunter, he is a target. He is her stalker, she is his target” – don’t ask me why but the summary on WEBTOONS is pretty… unusual. Let me tell you: Antistalker is a fun comic with a strong female lead and a very understanding and nice male lead. Although they could solve many issues by talking it still has enjoyable moments with some unexpected plot twists.
Romance Comedy Level 8: There are some peak comedy moments in Antistalker. Even when the story turns more serious, the author still manages to make you laugh.
You should read this Romance Comedy Manhwa if you:
- Love it when the main characters fight and bicker a lot.
- Don’t mind an unnecessary love triangle. It’s not done very well – if you wan to read a Romance Manhwa with no love triangle, check out my list.
- Love a fierce female lead who can be violent and badass.
20. I Will Become the Villain’s Poison Taster
Summary: After a fatal car crash our protagonist is reborn as Giselle Rozevin, a notorious villain destined to be poisoned in prison while on death row. Surprisingly, numerous attempts to poison her are unsuccessful. Strangely enough, Giselle finds that the poisons she consumes are unexpectedly delicious. Can Giselle use this unique tolerance to poison to her advantage in navigating her challenging new life?
RomCom-Level 6: The bickering between the main couple is extremely fun to read. Giselle’s chaotic energy is infectious.
Check this Magic Romance Manhwa out if you:
- Don’t mind when the female lead is extremely clumsy and helpless sometimes – but still kind and hilarious.
- Love it when the main couple tease each other constantly – their dynamic feels natural and is fun to read.
- Like reading a Romance Manhwa with no love triangle.
19. Little Rabbit and the Big Bad Leopard (Completed)
Summary: Vivi, a wererabbit who can’t shift into a human, is branded as cursed and cast out. Her life takes an unexpected turn when Ahin of the Black Leopard Clan saves her. Despite his threats and controlling nature, Vivi fights to survive in a world ruled by carnivores while trapped in her rabbit body. With danger and strong pheromones all around, she has to discover how to transform and awaken her hidden powers to endure the turmoil.
RomCom-Level 6: This Manhwa has very many funny moments – especially how all the characters fight for Vivi’s affection. But it only gets a Comedy Level of 6 because there are many serious moments too – and it also tries to get political.
Check it out if you:
- Don’t mind a rocky start between the main couple.
- Don’t mind a very persistent second ML (with whom she has authentic moments too).
- Like a story with an obsessive ML.
18. For better or for worse (Completed)
Summary: The female lead reincarnated as Lady Dillion, the villain of a novel (although she doesn’t really do much). In the original plot, her sister dies after marrying Marquess Cedric, that’s why she doesn’t like him. In order to protect her sister, she just marries him herself – although she knows he is meant to fall in love with the female lead of the original story. I love the dynamic of the Mcs. This one is also one of the best completed Romance Manhwa you can read.
- RomCom-Level 5: It has a good balance of fun chaos and Romance where you feel all the feels.
You should read this Romance Comedy if you:
- Love it when the MCs bicker and tease each other a lot.
- Like it when the characters have pretty surprising character traits (the stepmother, the sister, and so on).
- Don’t mind some pretty unnecessary misunderstandings.
17. Not-Sew-Wicked Stepmom
Summary: This Manhwa tells the story of Snow White in a completely different and unique way. Some elements are the same: the evil stepmother (Abigail), the abused daughter (Blanche), and the mirror on the wall. However many things are different: after reincarnating Abigail doesn’t want to keep being the evil stepmother. She is still completely obsessed with Blanche, but only because of her cuteness. She calls out everyone in the castle who mistreats her – including her father. Blanche and even the King slowly start to open up to her.
RomCom-Level 4: Although this Manhwa has many funny moments – especially in the beginning, it also covers very serious topics like sexual abuse. So it’s not always a pick-me-up.
You should check it out if you:
- Like reading a Manhwa with great art – I especially love how the expressions are drawn.
- Love it when the villainess does a full 180 – but only for one character (Blanche).
- Like it when the male lead is pretty cold but slowly changes for the better.
16. No office Romance
Summary: Yunji and Saebom’s first love was left unfinished, abruptly halted by a decade of separation. Now, as adults, they appear to have moved on and agree to remain friends and coworkers. However, beneath the surface, unspoken tension persists between them. Will they just stay friends, or does fate have different plans for their future?
- Romance Comedy Level 6: This is from the same author as Romance 101, so you know the humor is top tier. And the story has a nice flow. It is also a nice Office Romance Manhwa – as the name suggests.
You should read if you:
- Don’t mind a love triangle where the communication feels like they are all six years old.
- Like the childhood friends to lovers trope.
- Don’t mind when the author introduces MANY plotlines and couples and switches perspectives a lot.
15. How to Survive as a Maid in a Horror Game
Summary: The horror title Pflatzgraff Manor’s Killer is A-coms’ newest release, praised for its visuals yet notorious for being notoriously hard to beat. The ML is Adrian, a charismatic figure believed to be the devil reborn, cursed by Lilith to carry out endless killings. Following an exhaustive gaming marathon, our FL unexpectedly finds herself in the role of Hilda, a maid serving Adrian. The mission: Survive as long as she can.
- RomCom-Level 5: Despite the dark setting and Yandere ML this Manhwa still manages to have some Comedy gold. The ways the female lead tries to survive are hilarious.
Check it out if you:
- Don’t mind murder and blood – obviously.
- Love that the narrative is actually pretty funny despite the theme.
- Like to escape the Otome-Isekai loop – but don’t want to stray too far.
14. Beware the Villainess (Completed)
Summary: A college student reincarnates into the novel „The Man I Love“, where she has to live as the villainess Melissa from now on. The female lead Yuri is surrounded by multiple love interests who are quite intense. Melissa doesn’t care about the plot and her new mission is to protect Yuri. „All idiots, prepare to step aside or perish!“ is her Motto.
RomCom-Level 8: Melissa dishes out punishments left and right – which is very fun to see. But beware: the Romance falls short in this one.
You should check it out if you:
- Don’t mind if the romance starts very late (Melissa is pretty dense on that topic) and then gets resolved rather quickly without feeling very rewarding.
- Like it when a story includes memes.
- Love watching the female lead torture the male protagonists of the original novel.
Do you want more Villainess Manhwa recommendations? Check out this list: Villainess Manhwa.
13. Happily Ever Afterwards (Completed)
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.
- RomCom-Level 3: The only funny one is Peony, but she has some pretty good moments.
Check it out if you:
- Like it when the female lead is pretty quirky
- Don’t mind when the male lead supposedly loves someone else
- Love reading a story with many memeable panels and protagonists with regular eye and hair color
12. What’s Wrong With you Duke? (Completed)
Summary: This story follows Dreux and Nöel and their messy, complicated romance. Things start violently when Dreux attempts to kill her, only for a spell to trigger that makes him profess undying love instead. His persistence wears Nöel down, and she agrees to marry him. But “Ru,” his affectionate alter-ego, isn’t always around. When Dreux slips back into his original self, Nöel is left to deal with threats to her life.
RomCom-Level 2: The premise is definitely not for everyone – the ML is literally brainwashed for their relationship to work. The ending is also quite tragic (though the epilogue makes up for it). Still, there are so many fun moments, especially at the start, that I wanted to include this title.
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
11. I Think I’ve been Possessed somewhere
Summary: Transmigration sounds simple. First, determine the novel’s setting. Next, skillfully manage the intricate political dynamics and captivate your male lead. Finally, secure your happy ending. At least, that’s the ideal scenario. But for Elena Sevess, a passionate reader, even the first step is a hurdle! If Elena can’t decipher the plot, she’s facing big problems… or perhaps it’s the world that should worry about her presence?
- RomCom-Level 7: It’s pretty chaotic in the beginning but also walks the reader through very many clichés of the Isekai Romance genre, which is hilarious. The story starts getting less chaotic afterward but it’s still pretty fun. Especially the teasing between the leads.
Check this Manhwa out if you:
- Don’t mind when the story lacks a clear goal or direction.
- Like it when the romance gradually grows. Their dynamic is great and there is friendship before romance.
- Love it when the ML falls first and don’t mind when FL blocks all advances (because of the flimsy argument – “no, he doesn’t mean it that way”).
10. 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 impulsively suggests that they should marry to solve both their problems. To her surprise, he agrees, and she suddenly finds herself navigating an unexpected marriage.
- RomCom-Level 6: Maybe meant to be has fun and pretty unique main characters. The story can be pretty chaotic but it’s a nice pick-me-up. And the art is gorgeous.
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 Modern Romance Manhwa with absolutely gorgeous art.
- Love the “contract marriage” trope.
9. Boyfriend’s Rule (Completed)
Summary: Jiun’s love life takes a hit when her crush, Jae-i, confesses he’s into someone else. As if that weren’t enough, Jae-i also assumes Jiun likes his intimidating best friend, Seohyeon, and decides to play matchmaker. What starts as a misunderstanding soon sparks unexpected chemistry between Jiun and Seohyeon. It’s a delightful read, though be warned: after the main couple ends up together, the focus shifts to Jae-i and his own romance.
Romance Comedy Level 7: Especially the first half of the story deserves a solid 10. Jiun’s reactions to everything are hilarious.
You should read if you:
- Like a very funny story that finds unexpected ways to be romantic.
- Don’t mind when the whole plot revolves around one big misunderstanding between the main couple.
- Don’t mind when the focus shifts after the first couple gets together, so you don’t really get to enjoy their lovey-dovey moments.
8. The Villainess Flips the Script (Completed)
Summary: The female lead reincarnated into her favorite revenge novel “The owner of the winter forest” as the villainous aunt Judith, who has to care for the novel’s male lead Luka. After she woke up she started treating Luka well and he started getting attached to her. When his uncle Rudiger shows up to take him away, Luka refuses to part with Judith – and so the original story has changed and she moves to Winterwald.
- RomCom-Level 6: Some chapters feel like a 10, while others are more like a 1. The main characters aren’t particularly fun, but their reactions and clumsiness make the story so lovable.
You should check it out if you:
- Like reading a story with great dialogue.
- Love it when the female lead uses her brain.
- Don’t mind when the MCs don’t talk about their feelings and are being separated after finally confessing.
7. Villain with a crush (Completed)
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 unexpected title of new villain, Blackdog. Now Doryeong is tasked with catching her.
RomCom-Level 10: Villain with a crush is very chaotic but in an extremely fun way. Rosa is the villain of the story – solely because she is extremely clumsy and doesn’t talk. But the real stars of the show are her grandma and the many fun side characters.
Read this if you:
- Don’t mind if the whole story is built on a misunderstanding: the “hero” is trying to capture our FL (the villain) while being friends in real life.
- Don’t mind that real communication between them doesn’t happen until much later in the plot.
- Don’t mind finding yourself cheering for the second ML more often than not.
6. Ooh La la (Completed)
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.
Romance Comedy Level 10: Oh La La is pure chaos, with comedy taking center stage. I tend to like more subtle humor, but this over-the-top style still lands perfectly.
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.
5. I stan the prince
Summary: Angela adores Prince Rayburn so much that she even wrote fanfic about him. To her shock, the embarrassing story was published without her knowing and turned into a huge hit. Once the imperial family notices, they hunt down the author, accusing her of treason. To shield Angela, Rayburn’s sister Hoya takes her in – but demands a secret sequel to boost Rayburn’s reputation. Spending more time with Rayburn for inspiration, Angela gets pulled deeper into his world.
What makes this story stand out is that it’s not the usual isekai or handsome duke setup – no time travel, no reincarnation. But before you start reading: It finally returned after a long hiatus… only to slip back into hiatus again.
- RomCom-Level 6: The FL truly stands out, with her fun and chaotic energy that’s absolutely contagious. The background characters play a big part in the humor as well, making the story even more entertaining.
You should read if you:
- Like it when you aren’t quite sure who the villain is supposed to be in the story.
- Want to read a story with a very quirky and hilarious female lead.
- Love reading a historical Romance Manhwa with beautiful art – just look at the picture.
4. The Daughter of Duke doesn’t want to be spoiled
Summary: The spoiled daughter of a duke, accustomed to luxury, is suddenly plunged into political chaos and sent to the border with a mercenary group. Stripped of her comforts and confronted by a strict captain, she must quickly adapt to survive. I promise you, this is an unexpectedly wholesome Romance Manhwa and a very good read.
RomCom-Level 7: Although this Manhua (yes, it’s not a Manhwa) is probably the most wholesome Comic you’ll read in a while it’s still very chaotic and fun. FL doesn’t talk and gets “adopted” instantly by the mercenaries.
Check it out if you:
- Love when an Fl is completely helpless and tries to find her way in the world.
- Like when the ML falls first.
- Love reading a story where almost all the characters are likable – even the supposed love rival.
3. Romance 101 (Completed)
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.
- RomCom-Level 7: The humor is not too “in-your-face” but always there. That’s what makes Romance 101 a very enjoyable read from start to finish.
You should check it out if you:
- Don’t mind when the girl has a crush on another guy at first.
- Like reading a fun story with very little drama and many lovable characters.
- Love it when the main couple starts off on the wrong foot.
2. The Crown Princess Scandal (Completed)
Summary: Hwa-yeong is tricked by her sister into joining the crown princess selection at the imperial palace, where she’s forced to stay for six months. Hoping to get sent home, she deliberately misbehaves – but instead catches the attention and favor of the royals. Things get even more complicated when Crown Prince Shin-yeong decides he won’t let her go.
- RomCom-Level 6: Our FL is hilarious – especially in her interactions with her brothers and the crown prince. (But be warned, some flashbacks could break your heart.)
Check it out if you:
- Like the Enemies-to-lovers trope
- Love it when the relationship feels very natural and the male lead isn’t the perfect fairytale guy. Quite the opposite actually in the eyes of the female lead.
- You’re fine with the main couple not getting a lot of lovey-dovey moments before the story ends.
1. Turning the Mad Dog into a genteel lord
Summary: Diarin, a priestess with no significant family ties or connections, often ends up with the hardest tasks. When her superior assigns her to assist Ceres, a war hero, in adjusting back to civilian life, she resolves to stop being taken advantage of and to leverage the opportunity for a substantial promotion. However, upon arriving at Ceres’ estate, she is met not by a man, but by a fierce hound. Faced with the daunting challenge of transforming this wild beast into a refined gentleman, Diarin commits herself fully to the task.
- RomCom-Level 9: If this one won’t make you laugh, I don’t know which Manhwa will. There are many meme-worthy panels, but it is still an engaging story. The chaos doesn’t diminish the enjoyment – that’s what makes this the best new RomCom to read.
Read it if you:
- Don’t mind when the male lead literally behaves like a wild beast: he doesn’t talk much, jumps out of windows, growls, kills people, and so on. It’s the typical “taming XYZ” trope.
- Love to read a historical Romance Manhwa with natural interactions. They touch pretty frequently, which is rare in a royal setting.
- Like soothing your eyes after a stressful day, since the art is absolutely gorgeous.
I hope this list helps you find your next good read. Comment your favorite Romance Comedy Manhwa!
