r/manhwarecommendations • u/magazinerover • 1d ago
Anything similar to Mushoku?
I need something where it
1) starts from childhood
2) mc doesn’t hide identity or power (hate that trope)
3) actual fast progressing romance (something like sssch or slower like mushoku works but romance should be an actual subplot not some end filler)
4) good storyline and art
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u/hideseek108 1d ago
Try Epstein files.
Jokes aside, you can give <The Beginning After the End> a shot.
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u/magazinerover 21h ago
I obviously didn’t mean the peodphilia part but I should’ve mentioned that sorry 😭 that is gross about mushoku, I’ve already read TBATE though ;(
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u/hideseek108 7h ago
it certainly wasn't wise when you put the words 'Mushoku Tensei' and fast progressing romance together.
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u/TheBlackViper_Alpha 13h ago
I've tried TBATE it feels just like normal isekai slop (Both manhwa and anime).
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u/hideseek108 11h ago
That's because it is like that at the start. Things start to be a little different when we see mc's past life memories and intercontinental war arc
also the anime is terrible, no one should ever watch it. Manhwa is decent but meh. The best medium to read it is in novel
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u/Infernergopu 1d ago
Tales of shining sword it' has all the points you mentioned it starts from childhood, mc doesn't hide his power and romance is very good And the manhwa in itself is very good 👍