The Ending of ‘Chicago Typewriter’
‘Chicago Typewriter’ ended with a strange ending.
On June 3, ‘Chicago Typewriter’ aired the latest episode of Se Joo (Yoo Ah In) and Jeon Seol (Im Soo Jung)’s love story that could not be accomplished in their previous lives.
Se Joo, Jeon Seol and Yoo Jin Oh (Ko Kyung Pyo) fnally put off their masks. Jeon Seol confessed that Ryu Soo Hyun was the one who killed Shin Yool. After discovering that the chairman of Hui Young betrayed and made his decision, Soo Hyun began disciplining the traitors and eventually went to Shin Yool.
Shin Yool feels guilty for betraying Hui Young to save Soo Hyun, and finally tells Soo Hyun, who is trembling and holding her pistol, to shoot him. Soo Hyun fired the gun while crying, and Shin Yool eventually died.
Yoo Jin O tells Se Joo that he apologizes, explaning that he actually knows why he was put into a typewriter. However, Se Joo and Jeon Seol have been in his mind for over 80 years to seal his promise of past lives.
Meanwhile, Yoo Jin O is in danger of extinction, so Se Joo asked him to be sealed in his novel so he can be reincarnated. Yoo Jin O disappears before their eyes after helping them find meaning in life and meeting Jeon Seol.
Yoo Jin O said that he has met Jeon Seol and Hui Young again in Se Joo’s novel. He also dreamed. Se Joo asked, “What kind of dream do you have?” He replied, “I dream to live beautifully in free Joseon. I wish I could have another dream for a while, and I hope to be with you again. “In fact, he smiled when he saw the pictures taken with Jeon Seol and Se Joo. Se Joo and Jeon Seol finally reach their untouched love, and Yoo Jin O also has a happy ending in the hope of reincarnation.
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