🐉 Cheese In The Trap Kdrama Ending

Cheese In The Trap 's ending is considered to be widely one of the most disappointing kdrama endings of all time, but why? Today, we're here to recap the finale episode [episode 16] and discuss why fans didn't like the ending! "Cheese In The Trap" episode 16 recap. Cheese in the trap ending FAQ. There were many times were I just wanted to stop watching the show, but I had to know how it would end. My biggest issue was probably the male lead, Yoo Jung. With regards to the actor playing him, he did a really good job. Cheese in the Trap: With Park Hae-Jin, Kim Go-eun, Seo Kang-Joon, Nam Joo-hyuk. A college student balances her studies and a part-time job with a relationship with an insecure man who manipulates others. Hong Seol, an ordinary university student, works part-time jobs to pay for her tuition. Suddenly, Yoo Jung, a wealthy senior student at the same university, comes to ask her out on a date. (Source: MyDramaList) ~~ Adapted from the webtoon "Cheese in the Trap" (치즈인더트랩) by Soonkki (순끼). Edit Translation. the kdrama ending with jung & seol broken up and passing by each other while crossing the street iirc and in the new bonus episodes that are coming out, the author did the same thing but with seol and inho passing by each other, this happened in the july issue!considering the kdrama gave inho more screen time than jung lol TV Home TV Netflix Cheese in the Trap's bittersweet ending leaves Netflix viewers in anger Paul Fogarty Thu 3 October 2019 17:40, UK Updated Tue 4 August 2020 8:48, UK Netflix viewers have been Viewers who read the webtoon of the Cheese in the Trap can see the difference between the ending of the drama and the webtoon. In the drama, it's an open ending but this is not the case for the webtoon. The webtoon ends in a happy tone. Cheese in the Trap ( Korean : 치즈인더트랩; RR : Chi jeu in deo teu raep) is a South Korean manhwa series written and illustrated by Soonkki. The webtoon was released on Internet portal Naver WEBTOON since 2010, and the first volume in print was published on March 2, 2012. The 16 episode K-drama captivated fans, and wrote their own ending since the comic didn't have an ending by the end of the show. Bringing the magic of two university students going from enemies to lovers to life, Cheese in the Trap is an adorable rom-com that anyone who loves K-dramas should watch. .

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