Cheese in the Trap, which was a topic made as a printed book and a TV show, and now they say it makes a movie.

It’s so famous that it has a shortened name for it in Korean. ‘Chi-in-teu’.

Before they made a TV show, many posted on the social media or the Internet with the title of imaginary casting, and in such posts, Park Hae-Jin was always for Yu Jung.

Yu Jung is handsome and tall like Park Hae-Jin, and he’s a scion of chaebol family, and good at studying. Though he was undoubtedly the elite of elites and seemed to have nothing short in human relationships, Hong Seol penetrates into him.

She’s the main character with tremendous charm opposite to Yu Jung. To get her scholarship, she’s studying and working, living a so busy life.

 

They are drawn each other’s different but similar charm, and they come to go out together. However, the story goes on tangled with other characters, Baek In-Ho and Baek In-ha.

Cheese in the Trap depicts Yu Jung who manipulates people’s mind, and looking at Yu Jung who acts coldly with expressionless face sometimes gives the readers goosebumps. It’s marvelous how the author depicts the psychology and the story in a delicately and detailed way. It makes the readers anxious or pleased.

If you didn’t read Cheese in the Trap, I recommend you to start from the beginning. When you start the reading from the first episode, you will find yourself reading it, losing track of the time.