Where to read Hand Jumper
Read Hand Jumper on its official WEBTOON series page. Sayeon Lee despises people with extraordinary powers, then discovers she is one of them. The story follows her struggle to survive the Aberrant Corps and understand her own ability.
You may also find an older Hand Jumper CANVAS page. For the current series and its episode list, use the WEBTOON page above. Availability and reading options can vary by location and between the website and app.
Rankings
These eight real manhwa are further reading for fans of dangerous powers, survival, and characters trying to change their fate. Scores are our editorial opinions, not platform ratings.
1. Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint — Our score: 9.5/10
An ordinary reader finds that the apocalyptic novel he knows has become reality. His knowledge gives him an advantage, but every attempt to change events carries a cost. Why it’s great: Its tense decisions and resourceful lead make it a strong next read after Hand Jumper. Read on WEBTOON.
2. SSS-Class Revival Hunter — Our score: 9.3/10
A struggling hunter gains an extraordinary ability inside a deadly tower. What begins as a chance to rise through its ranks grows into a story about the consequences of using that power. Why it’s great: It makes survival and ambition feel personal. Read on Tapas.
3. A Returner’s Magic Should Be Special — Our score: 8.8/10
After surviving a devastating catastrophe, Desir gets a chance to revisit the past. He uses what he remembers to prepare others for the danger ahead. Why it’s great: The focus on planning and protecting teammates gives its action weight. Search on WEBTOON.
4. The Skeleton Soldier Failed to Defend the Dungeon — Our score: 8.7/10
A loyal skeleton fails to protect its master and receives another chance. Repeated attempts to alter that outcome gradually reveal a larger world. Why it’s great: Each setback raises questions about how much fate can change. Search on WEBTOON.
5. Second Life Ranker — Our score: 8.6/10
Yeonwoo learns that his missing brother died after being betrayed. Armed with clues his brother left behind, he enters a perilous world to uncover what happened. Why it’s great: Its revenge plot keeps the stakes clear as the challenges grow. Read on Tapas.
6. Solo Leveling — Our score: 8.5/10
Gates connect the ordinary world to realms filled with monsters, and some people become hunters. Its central appeal is watching a vulnerable fighter confront threats far beyond him. Why it’s great: The escalating battles make it an accessible action pick. Search on WEBTOON.
7. Villains Are Destined to Die — Our score: 8.4/10
Penelope finds herself in the role of a dating game’s villainess at its hardest difficulty. She must read other people’s motives carefully because a wrong choice could end her life. Why it’s great: Its survival pressure and strategic lead echo Hand Jumper’s psychological tension, though the setting is very different. Read on Tapas.
8. The Villainess Turns the Hourglass — Our score: 8.1/10
After betrayal leads to her death, Aria gets an opportunity to change the course of her life. She approaches her second chance with calculation rather than trust. Why it’s great: It suits readers who most enjoy clever choices and shifting power over combat. Search on WEBTOON.