Curse is not a tangible thing.
It is imbued with fantasy, superstition, and even absurdity.
Therefore, to thoroughly resolve this, one needs not only sufficient evidence but also some real actions to overturn the curse.
Last night, Wang Chen mulled over in detail what Zhang had told him.
He discovered several key points.
First, the people who died in the mountains were neither injured nor poisoned.
This in itself posed a significant doubt.
Because from a medical standpoint, a normal person who isn't injured, poisoned, or ill, cannot die naturally.
Second, villagers who were attacked by wild beasts and survived would also die inexplicably after some time.
The causes of death were basically the same as those who died in the mountains.
Since the cause of death could not be determined, it was crowned with the hat of a curse.
But if we put aside the matter of the curse and focus solely on the villagers' deaths, we can actually discern some issues.
