Is After Betrayal I Chose Myself Adapted Into A Manhwa?

This one tends to trip up a lot of people because the title sounds like exactly the kind of romance/fantasy web novel that would get a manhwa, but after looking around, there doesn’t seem to be an official manhwa adaptation of 'After Betrayal I Chose Myself'. The story appears to exist primarily as a web novel/light novel entry in various catalogs, and while fans have been hoping for a serialized comic version, major manhwa platforms don’t show an authorized adaptation under that exact title. What complicates things is that translations and regional titles vary, so searches for similar names sometimes pull up unrelated series with overlapping themes — betrayal, self-redemption, second chances — which makes it easy to mistake another work for the one you’re after.

If you’re trying to confirm whether a manhwa exists, the usual way I check is to look for publisher or platform listings: Naver Webtoon, KakaoPage, Lezhin, Tappytoon, Piccoma, and other official distributors usually announce adaptations and provide chapter listings if one exists. Fan hubs and database sites like Novel Updates or MyAnimeList sometimes note adaptation status too; they’ll tag a novel entry with a ‘manhwa’ or ‘manhua’ label when one’s available. In the case of 'After Betrayal I Chose Myself', those databases generally list it as a novel without a corresponding comic serial. There are fan translations, snippets of fan art, and discussion threads where people talk about how great a manhwa version would be, but that’s not the same as an official release.

Another thing I’ve noticed is title variance — translators or platforms might render the title differently (for example swapping words like ‘betrayal’ and ‘betrayed’, or using ‘I Chose Myself’ vs ‘I Chose Me’), so false positives are common. Also, occasionally an author or publisher will announce an adaptation and it takes months before chapters appear on the big platforms; those in-progress announcements can create buzz that looks like an existing manhwa even when it’s still in production. For stories that do get adaptations, the official publisher’s social accounts and creator pages tend to be the most reliable sources for news and release schedules.

Personally I’ve been rooting for this kind of story to get the manhwa treatment because the emotional beats and character growth in 'After Betrayal I Chose Myself' would translate so well visually — the dramatic expressions, the fashion, the settings, the tense confrontations. For now, though, it looks like the novel is the main way to enjoy the full story; I’m keeping an eye out and would be thrilled if an official comic version pops up, because it would make a lot of fans very happy.