Cheese in the Trap — Chapter 130

Alrighty, let's dive into what readers were chatting about after **Cheese in the Trap [Official] - Season 3 Chapter 15**! 😊

It seems this chapter really got everyone thinking, especially about our complex lead, Jung. A major theme in the comments is the ongoing debate about Jung's character. Many readers came forward to defend him, arguing that he's not the "evil mastermind" some perceive him to be, but rather a deeply misunderstood character shaped by his past, particularly his relationship with his father 🤔.

Commenters feel that Jung's actions, while sometimes seeming strange or calculated, are actually quite realistic given his upbringing and the way he was constantly told he was abnormal. They point to moments of his empathy, like helping others, as evidence he's not lacking feelings, but perhaps struggles with expressing them due to his past trauma. There's a strong sentiment that he's just reacting to the world that's often been cruel to him.

Interestingly, there's also discussion about the similarities between Jung and Seol, with some theories suggesting Jung sees a bit of himself in her – someone who also has to navigate difficult people – and perhaps wishes she understood his methods better or reacted similarly. The frustration he sometimes shows towards Seol is interpreted by some as stemming from this desire for understanding and validation.

Beyond Jung, readers also reacted to the new character displaying mimicry behaviour, finding it unsettling and commenting on how Seol seems to constantly attract such "unique" or even "creepy" individuals around her 😅. It's like Seol's life is never boring, for better or worse!

Overall, **Cheese in the Trap [Official] - Season 3 Chapter 15** sparked a lot of insightful character analysis and a passionate defence of Jung from many readers who feel his complexities are often overlooked or misjudged.