How about the 'Getting Lost' manhwa?

The English version is quite good. It retains the charm and essence of the original.

It's not that easy to get the raw version. Usually, it's not officially available for general access.

The story could end with the character having a moment of self-realization and inner strength that leads them to find their way. Or maybe they get lost only to end up in a new and wonderful place that changes their perspective. It depends on the tone and theme you want to convey.

The 'Getting Lost' manga adaptation is satisfactory. It remains true to the core of the original, with only a few tweaks here and there to make it more suitable for the chosen medium. Fans have had mostly positive responses to it.

There was a scout who got lost during a forest orienteering activity. He thought he was following the right path but ended up in a small clearing where there were a bunch of rabbits. He was so startled that he forgot all about being lost for a while and just watched the rabbits. When we finally found him, he was trying to communicate with them, thinking they could show him the way back.

A young man named Mark visited a huge metropolis for the first time. He was so excited exploring the city that he didn't pay attention to where he was going. Before he knew it, he was in a part of the city he didn't recognize. His phone battery died, so he couldn't use GPS. He walked around aimlessly, getting more and more panicked. Every street looked the same. As night fell, he realized he was in a dangerous neighborhood. Some shady - looking people started to follow him. Just as he thought the worst was going to happen, he saw a police station and ran towards it. This shows how easily one can get into trouble when lost in a big city.

Oh no! Losing a pet is so heartbreaking. I hope you've been looking everywhere for it. Have you put up posters in the neighborhood yet?

It could be interesting or unique depending on the context and style of the manhwa.

You can try some popular manhwa reading websites like Webtoon or Lezhin Comics. They might have it.

First, you can look for reviews and recommendations online. Websites like Steam often have user reviews for visual novels. Then, start with some well - known titles like the ones I mentioned before. They usually have good beginner - friendly interfaces.