These manhwas showcase a diverse range of themes, providing readers with engaging narratives, extensive world-building, and fascinating characters. In this article, we'll take a look at some of the best manhwas that stand alongside Solo Leveling. So, without further ado, let's get started.

10. Doom Breaker

Also known as "The Reincarnation of the Suicide Battle God," Doom Breaker offers an adrenaline-pumping, time-traveling fantasy action story with absolutely orgasmic art. The series introduces Zephyr, humanity's last warrior in a world abandoned by the gods.

When he is killed in battle by Tartarus, the god of destruction, all hope for humanity seems lost. But Zephyr's fate takes him back ten years, when everything was normal. Zephyr is determined to use his second chance at life to avenge humanity and defeat Tartarus once and for all.

9. Eleceed

Unlike Solo Leveling, Eleceed offers a well-rounded blend of humor, action, and supporting characters. Set in a world of "awakened"—people with unique abilities disguised as normal humans—the series follows Ji-woo, a kind-hearted young man with lightning-fast reflexes.

Initially unaware of his abilities, he meets a renowned ranker named Kayden in the form of a cat. Soon, Ji-woo is thrust into the world of the supernatural, where he must carve out a place for himself while fighting the forces that would allow evil to rule humanity.

8. The Beginning After The End

In the world of Korean comics, The Beginning After The End is one of the most popular isekai manhwas, along with Solo Leveling. The series stars King Grey, a notable ruler with a prosperous reign. His time as king, however, comes to an abrupt end, and he is reincarnated as Arthur Leywin—a baby born into a world of magic and monsters.

Armed with memories of his previous life and a desire to protect the new warmth that surrounds him, Arthur begins his journey to become a strong warrior once more! This fantasy-filled story features adventure, combat, and a diverse cast to keep readers on the edge of their seats.

7. SSS-Class Revival Hunter

Praised for its fast-paced action, SSS-Class Revival Hunter is an ideal series for fans of time travel manhwa. Often compared to games like "Solo Leveling" and "Tower of God," the story revolves around Confucius Kim, a low-ranking hunter who receives the legendary ability to copy the skills of others.

But his new ability costs him his life, and before Kim can understand this, he is killed by the Flame Emperor. His death triggers his new ability, allowing him to travel back in time. Kim uses this ability to learn from his mistakes and rise to the top of the world hunter rankings.

6. Boxer

Soon he will be a big name in boxing anime community, Boxer is a critically acclaimed sports manhwa that follows a depressed young man named Yu, whose intense mental trauma from an abusive childhood has given him a savant-like ability to perceive time as if in slow motion.

Despite his talent for talent, Yu prefers to let his perpetrators defeat him, as he sees no point in his survival. Things begin to improve when Yu meets a legendary boxing trainer who takes him under his wing and thrusts him into a world where Yu must fight powerful enemies for the first time.

5. Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint

Originally a web novel, Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint is the most-read novel in Korea, surpassing Solo Leveling. The story features Kim Dokja, a regular salaryman who enjoys reading his favorite web fiction, "Three Ways to Survive the Apocalypse," in his spare time.

However, when the final chapter of the novel is released, the world Dokja lives in changes to that of the novel! Now the only person who knows how the world will end, Dokja uses his newfound understanding to alter the course of history and the world as he knows it.

4. The Breaker

The Breaker may appeal to manga readers, as it features a similar story style and almost feels like one thanks to the panel layout. This fighting manhwa follows first-year student Haje Kang, who is constantly bullied and is on the verge of suicide.

Tired of being weak and defenseless, Haje meets a strange veteran named Si-un Lee, one of the most powerful martial artists. Soon after, Haje falls under Si-un Lee's wing, beginning his journey into the tumultuous underworld of martial arts.

3. Bastard

Bastard is a psychological thriller manhwa with a simplistic yet surreal plot. The manhwa is a subtle take on child abuse with just the right amount of blood, drama, plot twists, and mystery. Bastard follows the story of Jin Seon, a high school student living a tragic life under his father's thumb.

To most, Jin's father is a successful businessman and a loving father. But this is just a facade; in reality, he's a deranged serial killer, and Jin is his reluctant accomplice! As the story unfolds, it captivates readers with its unpredictable timeline and compelling character interactions.

2. Legend of the Northern Blade

A thrilling, action-packed Solo Leveling-like adventure, Legend of the Northern Blade follows Jin Mu-Won, who inherits the title of generational leader of the Northern Heavenly Sect after his father's death. Left without family or allies, Jin leaves his homeland in an attempt to become stronger.

Years later, after completing his solitary training, the young warrior appears in the world of Murim, intent on avenging his father's death and overthrowing the organization that threatens to plunge the world into darkness! Jin's journey resembles that of Sung Jinwoo, but is more brutal than his counterpart's.

1. Tower of God

Needless to say, Tower of God is the most well-developed manhwa fans have ever read. Whether it's character exploration, world-building, fight setup, or a rich plot, the series clearly surpasses the rest. Ground Leveling in all areas (except artistic style).

The story follows Bam, an "irregular" who begins climbing the Tower in hopes of reuniting with his childhood friend Rachel. Legend has it that if you can climb to the top of the tower, any wish will come true, and Bam is on a mission to travel any distance to see Rachel again, even if it means dying.

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