In a way, what they called a Curse could also be understood as negative attention.
In essence, it was a type of Curse and resentment formed from Heart Power.
However, not all Curses were the same. The Curse of an innocent person who was murdered, the Curse of someone who died in a duel, the Curse of a soldier fallen in war, or even the Curse from an employee who worked himself to death in a soul-crushing nine-to-nine, six-day-a-week job, and the Curse of someone forced to stay home for over ten days for some reason—they were all completely different.
To Su Zhou, these different Curses were as distinct as sweet soy milk and savory soy milk, or meat-filled rice dumplings and egg yolk-filled ones. Though they were all just soy milk and rice dumplings, they were utterly different.
