I hope Soonki will quickly make sense out of it.

First, as much as I like Eun Taek and Bo Ra being (sometimes) comical relief, last two (or three?) chapters were a bit too much for my tastes, and Eun Taek was practically permanently being a rubber clown.
Secondly, the homohater supposedly landlord's grandson is a bit 'too much' evil, stupid, mischievous, for no apparent solid reason. Okay he hits hard AP Huh with a brick. But he also pervert-peeks-steals. And now breaks into Sul's appartement (what for, exactly??) + hits her (wasn't he supposed to be a pervert? Why hurt a woman like that?). All this in the same neibourhood, and fast-paced (it's really stupid). Wasn't he meant to be someone who's sneaky and precautionous??

For now, I sense he's some sort of one-dimensional character, and that's no good.

I'd like to see Jung crush his head, but that's not what I expect from Cheese in the Trap.

Yeah, the scene right at the end of this chapter. When I saw that it made me think of something...

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Hi there, I just thought I'd give my own view on what's going on...

I don't think the landlord's son is a one dimensional character. Yes, he was introduced to the story to fulfill a goal, and that was to cause a ruckus in the neighbourhood. However, I think you're jumping to conclusions in saying that he's evil, stupid, and mischievous for no apparent reason. This man is obviously disturbed. He dislikes homosexuals and steals women's underwear and hurts people. There are subtle and not-so-subtle layers of his sad character.

Also, it has been pretty heavily foreshadowed in the previous chapters that he was going to break into Sul's apartment. Just appearing in random places, saying creepy things, the creepy singing part, showing his face in the dark, and overall just watching and keeping tabs on her. Also, just because he may be a pervert doesn't mean he won't hit a woman. It was clearly displayed in the past chapters that this man was very, very suspicious, and very strange. There are people in the real world who do strange things that people can't explain, but I think there's a reason why he does this. He may be angry or hurt by past events.

In terms of it being too fast paced.. I've actually been waiting for this moment a long time. That creepy landlord has been around for a while and I think it was about time he got what was coming to him. I actually wanted him gone so I wouldn't have to dream of kicking his face in anymore LOL.

Anyway... we may be able to understand him better when the summary comes out. Just gotta be patient

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I nearly died of shock and joy when I saw Jung in the 4th last panel. So scary! He rocks. He is the best boyfriend ever. The whole time we've just seen In Ho's power, but Jung isn't scared of In Ho at all and I think they are at least equal. Jung might be better. And since we all know what In Ho is capable of, the mystery of Jung's abilities just grows more and more. What is his potential under these circumstances? Ooooooh, I haven't even read the translation and I'm dying for next Wednesday already! Soonkii, you master!

(My face looks like my avatar)


Oh, he took the money she treasured from her dad. Die you b-tard!

It made me think of Young Gon for some reasons...i don't really remember the previous chapter, but the grandson sitting in a dark ally reminded me of a similar thing but with Young Gon... can't make sens of it.. i'm probably wrong...
If you could tell, what did it reminded you of, please?

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... i'm so funny...

aliene: zomg.

Can't say much more beyond that O_O. Have to say there are a few ideas running through my mind though. Did anyone else get reminded of something that happened in an earlier chapter?

Hanachan: "What exactly do you mean? A particular scene?"
aliene: "Yeah, the scene right at the end of this chapter. When I saw that it made me think of something..."



Well, remember back when Jung confessed to Sul? She thought she saw someone in a tiny space between the buildings. Jung stared in there for a long time, but there was no one there. But Jung remembered that spot. And he went back there b/c he knew there must have been a space for someone to hide. Cause he's awesome.

I remember Jung was sending Sul home once, and it looked like he saw something in an alley near her home but it was never shown who it was or even confirmed if he saw someone.

In Ho went chasing for the landlord's grandson one way and he left before Jung, but yet Jung somehow found him even though he was hiding in a dark alley and had shed his jumper? It looked like the same alley to me... =x

@Serena27

Exactly! That's what I was thinking XD.

Jung's totally awesome here. The way he stopped Joon from going after the landlord's grandson...was...

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Yeah me three! I also realised it was the same spot before.. Jung is awsome
And yeah!! The way he stopped Joon!!!
He wears black leather jacket and he rocks in it..

@aliene I know! He was so cool in this chapter. He was all like, "No, you stay here and protect the women. I'll take care of this." *fangirl squeal*

Did you guys notice how short Jun is standing in between Jung and In Ho when Sul is telling them to stay back so she can tidy her apartment? All you can see is the top of his hair!

I wanted the 'landlord' to get a highfive in the face with a chair, but I'm guessing Jung is giving him a highfive in the face with a wall!

Oh and I really want to know what he said to the 'landlord' to stop him from kicking Sul in the head. I bet it was chilling.

@pucca91pucca Yeah, he does rock in that jacket! His hotness is on another level after this chapter.