So, you’ve somehow managed to survive the whirlwind that was Try Begging, that Korean comic infamous for its blend of excessive violence and intricate storytelling. If you somehow managed to keep your sanity while navigating its tumultuous plot, you might be craving more of the same—minus the PTSD, of course.
Fear not, because OTAKUSMART has compiled a list of ten manhwa like Try Begging that might just tickle your fancy or make you reconsider your life choices. Whether you’re a glutton for punishment or just have a penchant for dark tales, these Korean comics are sure to deliver.
Top 10 Manhwa Like Try Begging
1. No Marriage is Perfect
Let’s start with No Marriage is Perfect, where the plot thickens quicker than a soap opera script. Yeonhwa, the protagonist, decides to fake memory loss in a desperate bid to salvage her icy marriage.
Who wouldn’t want to stay married to a man who suddenly remembers he’s been a loving husband all along? It’s like pretending to be sick to avoid work but on a matrimonial scale.
Watch as she tries to understand a maze of deceit, not entirely sure if she’s the master of manipulation or just another pawn in a very convoluted game.
2. My Sweet Dark Hero
If you enjoyed the sinister charm of Try Begging’s characters, My Sweet Dark Hero might be up your alley. Oyoung Ji, a survivor with a tragic past, finds herself saved by a mysterious man during a brutal attack at her orphanage.
Fast forward, and she’s scraping by as a hospital custodian until she meets her savior again, now a prestigious surgeon. The manhwa delivers on the whole “secrets and past connections” trope but with a sweet, dark twist that’s sure to keep you hooked—if you can handle the emotional whiplash.
3. Healer
In Healer, you get your dose of supernatural drama mixed with a healthy serving of trauma. Yaba and Cocaine, kidnapped and castrated as children to become performers, discover that life in the spotlight isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
Between the agony of their past and the dark allure of their current predicament, this manhwa blends the supernatural with grim realities. If you’re in it for the ride through pain and redemption, this one’s got your name written all over it.
4. My Husband’s Scandal
Ah, the classic tale of marital drama taken to new heights in My Husband’s Scandal. Seohyun is ready to kick her cheating husband, Ma Kijin, to the curb. But fate, or rather a car accident, has different plans, leaving Kijin with amnesia and a newfound affection for his wife.
It’s like the universe decided to hit the “reset” button on their disastrous marriage. Watch as Seohyun navigates this chaotic twist, trying to figure out whether to fix her broken relationship or just call it a day.
5. There Must Be Happy Endings
In There Must Be Happy Endings, Yeonu gets a do-over on the worst day of her life—her contract marriage ends just as her husband dies. But wait, there’s a twist! Yeonu gets to rewind 100 days and prevent the accident, all while trying to achieve that elusive “happy ending.”
It’s a time-traveling soap opera with a side of romantic drama. If you’ve ever wished for a second chance to fix your biggest mistakes, this might just be your ideal manhwa.
6. The Queen of Kisses
Now, if you think you’ve seen it all, The Queen of Kisses throws you a curveball. Son Yuri, a world-renowned actress, finds herself in hot water when her new husband goes missing after their honeymoon. Suspicion falls on her, and with the entire world against her, she must clear her name.
Enter Lee Dojun, a lawyer with a complicated past and a determination to uncover the truth. It’s like a legal drama wrapped in a mystery, with a dash of glamour and intrigue. Perfect for those who like their stories with a side of haute couture.
7. The Murder of My Family
For those who prefer their dark tales with a side of psychological thriller, The Murder of My Family is a must-read. Kwon Sung-Chan wakes up at the scene of his family’s murder, holding the weapon.
As he tries to piece together what happened, the manhwa delivers a tense narrative filled with twists and turns. It’s like playing detective with a heavy dose of guilt and suspense. If you like unraveling intricate mysteries while feeling a bit of dread, this one’s for you.
8. My Little Villainess
In My Little Villainess, Roelle Chloe is a mage who, in her previous life, was the most detested figure in the capital. After dying at the hands of her father, she’s given another shot at life.
With a chance to rewrite her fate, Roelle must use her magical abilities to transform her life from one of bitterness to one of emotional growth. It’s a classic redemption story with a magical twist, perfect for those who love a good character arc with a sprinkle of fantasy.
9. A Man Like Dad
In A Man Like Dad, Injun Myo is a law firm rep with a dark secret: he’s a psychopath hiding behind a façade of normalcy. When his daughter’s fiancé turns out to be a chip off the old psychopathic block, Injun must grapple with the fear of his dark side being exposed while trying to protect his daughter.
It’s a twisted family drama that dives deep into the darker aspects of human nature. If you’re into psychological thrillers with familial complications, this one’s a real treat.
10. A Sip of Poison
Last but not least, A Sip of Poison introduces Baek-ha, a slave who’s resigned to her fate until a new, dangerous guest arrives at the estate. The mysterious guest’s gaze is filled with madness, and Baek-ha must navigate her growing fascination with him while keeping her wits about her.
It’s a gripping tale of survival and temptation, set against a backdrop of class and power dynamics. If you’re into stories where danger and desire are intertwined, this manhwa will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Conclusion
So, there you have it—a curated selection of manhwa-like Try Begging that promises to deliver all the dark, dramatic goodness you could ask for.
Whether you’re a fan of intricate plots, or dark twists, or just need something to fill the void left by your latest Korean comics obsession, these picks should do the trick.
Enjoy diving into these twisted tales, and remember: sometimes, the best escape is into another world that’s just as chaotic as your own.
