Start with the collection name
A level number is a position inside a collection, not a unique name across the whole series. Story 1 level 1 and Normal level 1 have separate guides because they point to different scenes.
Check the story selection screen in your game, then choose that label in the finder. This library uses four source collection labels: Story 1, Normal, Story 2 and Story 3.
Use the scene as a second check
Compare the characters and setting in your game with the guide preview. Open the video and look at its first scene. A bedroom, a dinner table or a school corridor is a useful identifier when a number appears in several collections.
If the scenes disagree, search for a distinctive word from your instruction: a character, object or activity. Short searches usually work better than complete sentences. Some source entries have no scene title, so the video remains the best check.
Compare alternate videos
Some guides include more than one source video. Use the video version buttons to compare them. We do not assign an Android or iPhone label when the source does not clearly identify it.
Updates can change a scene or its position. A source check date tells you when the guide link was reviewed, not which mobile game version it matches. Compare the actual objects before following a solution.
Send a useful mismatch report
Include the collection, level, platform, app version if available, and guide URL. Describe what your scene shows. That gives us more to work with than just a level number.
The contact page prepares an email in your mail app. You can attach a screenshot there before sending.