Cheese in the Trap — Chapter 185

Okay, diving into the comments for Cheese in the Trap [Official] - Season 3 Chapter 69! 👋 It seems this chapter really got readers talking about a few key things.

First off, there's a lot of discussion about the problematic character who just doesn't seem to quit. Readers are frustrated and bewildered, wondering how this person is still causing trouble and hasn't faced consequences yet 🤔. Someone even pointed out that "He never learns bro," which seems to be a general feeling!

The chapter also touched hearts with Seol-ah calling out to her dad. One commenter shared how relatable and "heartbreaking" that moment felt, especially for those with similar family dynamics ❤️. It's clear that brief interaction resonated deeply with some readers.

On the narrative side, there was appreciation for the storytelling, specifically from one reader who loved that "Seol's the one writing it," which is a nice detail to notice! ✨

Naturally, the dynamics between Seol, Jung, and Inho were big topics. There's a sense of frustration regarding Jung's actions; some commenters felt Jung "already understands" the problematic character situation but seems to be focused on his own feelings or insecurities, especially concerning Inho. One reader felt Seol maybe "should’ve updated Jung," suggesting communication could help Jung feeling "left out and replaced by Inho." So, there are some differing opinions about the main couple's interactions and Jung's perspective.

Lastly, and really positively, one commenter stepped in to gently remind others in the comment section to be respectful 😊. They encouraged people to avoid "degrading insult toward girls" just because they have different opinions on characters, highlighting that understanding characters differently is fine, but insulting others isn't cool. It's always nice to see readers looking out for each other in the comments!

Overall, Chapter 69 brought out strong reactions about the ongoing antagonist, touched on sensitive family relationships, saw readers appreciating the narrative style, and sparked debate about Seol and Jung's relationship dynamics. Quite the chapter!