Hong Xue was seriously injured and sent to the hospital, while Renhe was sent to a mental hospital by Liu's father who wanted to escape responsibility. Renhe doesn't eat or drink in a mental hospital, and Renhao stays outside the door all day for fear of her accident. Liu is repenting in front of Hong Xue's hospital bed. He finally knows how hurtful his way of treating people's hearts is. Hong Xue was successfully discharged from the hospital after treatment, and she sent Ren Hao a settlement agreement.

On the other hand, after hearing the news, President Liu went to the hospital to deal with the accident mechanically and solve Renhe. Through his father, Liu Zheng understood that everything that happened until now was due to himself. It is difficult for Liu Zheng to face his own heart defects. He broke up with Hong Xue and hurried abroad. After graduation, Hong Xue took office smoothly, Paula opened a clothing store as she wished, and Ren Hao also embarked on the road of chasing her dreams. Hong Xue could never forget Liu Zheng, and her persistent email finally got a response.

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"Cheese Trap", also known as "Cheese in the mousetrap", is a cartoon work of youth campus type created by Korean writer Chun kki. This work mainly tells the campus love story of Hong Xue, a positive female college student, and Liu Zheng, a mysterious and perfect senior.

"Cheese Trap" is a mini-series of Moonfire, which was broadcast by South Korea's tvN cable station on 20/KOOC-0/6/KOOC-0/4, and was adapted from the online comic book "Cheese in the mousetrap". Directed by Li Yunzhen, written by Jin Nanxi, starring Park Hae Jin, Kim Go Eun, Seo Kang Joon, Lee Sung Kyung and Nam Joo Hyuk.

The Cheese Trap Although the male host is sometimes gentle and sometimes indifferent, in the face of such a thrilling romance, not only does the female host fall deeply into this cheese trap, but it may also poke the girl's heart of the teenage audience.