this is their second life. give the ML a fucking chance to redeem— it's literally the pu...

I read some spoilers, not the novel; but why would he keep the gun? Is it to torture himself with the memories, I kinda hope so.

On a totally random note If that is the case, keeping a gun in the house seems a bit like tempting fate. I didn't think it was that hard to buy bullets vs if he kept bullets in the house as a memento, it would be safer because it's much more difficult to purchase a gun.

ive read somewhere that even the ml in this current is su*cidal and is constantly thinking of offing himself because of the shit he did to the mc or some

The MC also shot himself with a gun.

spoilers for the gun

the gun was a gift to kwon ido from his grandfather i believe, and in the first life, he kept it loaded with the original bullets that came with it gifted, and it was this gun jeong sejin used in front of him, and later kwon ido would too. so in the next life, kwon ido kept the gun without the bullets as constant reminder of his mistreatment to sejin in the first life, and hence to never repeat those same things ever again in this second chance.

what is this american ahh tradition of gifting your grans kids guns

I'm confused.. Why are you calling it an American tradition? First, it isn't.. second, this is from a Korean novel..

No way I will forgive a motherfucker that drove MC to suicide. Damned piece of shit abuser.

ik it's a korean novel and it's joke about the arm laws in america because even tho im not american I have friends who live in the south and some ppl there have traditions like this

then don't read it??? readers like you always complain but keep reading it and for what??? his redeeming is literally the point of this story and you keep shitting on the ML as if we aren't already aware of his wrongdoings.

if you'll hate the literal purpose of the story then don't fucking read it.

I will read it but I won’t forgive him. He also doesn’t redeem himself, I'm reading the novel.

Well, just to keep it fair, without spreading stereotypes, I live in america, and that has never been a tradition of anyone I know. There are some places in the south like that, I'm sure :) But it's certainly not an american tradition. just to keep things real and open minded about different peoples of the world:)

I doubt any countries have this tradition, lol. It sounds kinda weird.