Best Heroic Fantasy Manhwa

Heroic acts are feats that are remembered centuries after they were accomplished, transforming cultures and becoming part of legend. The heroes who play them are immortalized for their contributions to society, and the great suffering they went through will forever be cherished by the population.

While this type of story is not uncommon, it has become rare in the modern fantasy manhwa scene due to the growing trend of evil, unscrupulous, or otherwise evil-aligned main characters who do not adhere to the traditional definition of what a protagonist is. it should do. While it may be refreshing to read a different kind of story, the overabundance of this particular genre has made viewers thirsty for a return to the classics where the heroes have no morally dubious goals and the world is as magical as it seems.

8 Disciple of the Holy Sword

Live and learn

• Type: Action, fantasy
• Chapters: 88
• Where to read:Tapas comics

There's no doubt about it Disciple of the Holy Sword it's a fairly generic manhwa, but it has some interesting takes that help it stand out from the crowd. The main premise of the story is that an underpowered main character finds a sacred sword that helps him rise through the ranks of the royal academy.

The main character's disposition and outlook on life are refreshing, and his dive into what it means to be a hero is quite interesting to follow. The story's supporting characters are well fleshed out and add a lot of depth to an otherwise generic story.

7 The advanced player of the Tutorial Tower

Story after climbing the tower

• Type: MC overwhelmed, revenge, modern world
• Chapters: 220
• Where to read:Webtoon

There's nothing better than having an overpowered character mow down hordes of demons and monsters to achieve a goal, and that's exactly the kind of storytelling viewers can expect to find in The advanced player of the Tutorial Tower.

The story follows Hyeonu Kim, a tower player who has spent 12 years constantly fighting monsters against her will. After finally getting out, he is on a mission to find those responsible for the situation he found himself in and exact his due revenge.

6 The Lazy Lord masters the sword

A little motivation can go a long way

• Type: Tragedy, fantasy, fencing
• Chapters: 121
• Where to read:Webtoon

The Lazy Lord masters the sword is the story of a traumatized young gentleman who overcomes his trauma with a little help from a mysterious swordsman and an incredible amount of hard work. This is the kind of story where hard work trumps all and is incredibly satisfying to read.

The comic has a lot of time jumps and can feel a little rushed at times, but the well-written characters and constant improvement of the main character make the pace feel justified. Power is not given, it is earned.

5 The Divine Surgeon

Bring a scalpel to a sword fight

• Type: MC historic, doctor, kind
• Chapters: 119
• Where to read:Tapas comics

A departure from the typical murim and wuxia tropes, the Divine Surgeon takes the viewer on a journey to discover ancient China through the lens of a legendary ancient doctor. The change in tone that this comic has compared to other media in the genre is quite refreshing and worth reading.

The story revolves around a simple doctor who is reincarnated in war-torn ancient China. Instead of embracing martial arts, the doctor decides to help people with his knowledge of medicine, making a name for himself along the way.

4 The return of the frozen player

When the first time isn't good enough

• Type: Gameplay system, time skip, overpowered MC
• Chapters: 120
• Where to read:Tapas comics

A fairly classic story about doors, game systems and powerful abilities, The frozen player returns is a simple but effective iteration of Solo leveling formula where the author adds the “Hidden Tiger” trope to keep things interesting.

There is no escape from power when writing stories like these, so adding a condition where the main character tries to stay low profile and not attract attention is an effective way to keep things interesting for the audience . The main character is a legendary hero who recently emerged from an induced cryostasis. He spends the story rallying his old comrades to save the world once again.

3 The world after the fall

There are some bad choices

• Type: Tower climbing, Apocalypse, Regression, Fantasy
• Chapters: 145
• Where to read:Webtoon

The world after the fall takes the classic trope of regression that has taken over modern manhwa and uses it within the story in a way that goes against all expectations. Instead of the main character regressing, everyone else around him does, leaving him alone in a dying world to clean up the tower that took him.

The main character manages to clean up the tower after shedding a lot of blood, sweat and tears. Instead of listening to the tower administrator and taking the due reward, he decides to fight the administrator to break the system completely.

2 I killed the main player

Replace the hero with a good person

• Type: Regression, Isekai, Action
• Chapters: 16
• Where to read:Webtoon

There are plenty of isekai manhwa out there where the main character becomes a major part of the story that they know everything about, but not so many where the main character is reincarnated as a normal NPC in a world, although that concept has started to gain traction too land. in recent years.

I killed the main player explores that concept, even if the main character of the comic ends up, well, killing the main character to make sure the story doesn't degenerate and the world can be saved. Despite the seemingly evil title, the main character is a very heroic person who kills the previous main character as he had become more of a villain, and even after that he failed to save the world.

1 SSS-class Rebirth Hunter

Extreme regression fantasy

• Type: Regression, game system, tower climbing
• Chapters: 118
• Where to read:Tapas comics

Regression is a genre that has won the hearts of the masses in recent years. Traveling back in time and getting stuck in time loops has become much more prevalent in modern media. SSS-class Rebirth Hunter takes the premise of a controllable time loop and takes it to its extreme logical conclusion.

This comic has everything a reader could want. It has incredible characters, amazing writing, a good gameplay system, emotional breakdowns, compelling stories, and most importantly, a fantastic main character.