Slice of Cursed Life

Synopsis — Slice of Cursed Life In a world where the supernatural doesn’t erupt in legendary battles but seeps quietly into everyday life, Slice of Cursed Life follows Yudoson — a young man carrying a curse that lives inside his own mind. Haunted by a parasitic entity known as Decay, Yudoson walks the line between humanity and monstrosity. Cold, sarcastic, and emotionally guarded, he survives through violence, bitter humor, and a faith that refuses to die no matter how much the world seems determined to break it. When a mysterious woman named Sugus begins confronting him about his beliefs, their conversations turn into a dangerous psychological game. Beneath her teasing seduction and relentless questions lies a deeper agenda — one that forces Yudoson to confront his past, his anger, and the fragile faith he still clings to. But the supernatural threat haunting him is only part of the story. Hidden beneath the surface of the city, a secret facility known as “Sweet Home” operates under the command of the infamous Dr. Jeffstein. There, children are turned into living experiments, controlled through neural implants and a synthetic dopamine compound known as “The Sweet.” Among them is Ollie, a boy whose innocence survived years inside a laboratory disguised as a place of comfort. When Yudoson becomes entangled in Ollie’s fate, a desperate chain of events begins — negotiations with criminals, a dangerous heist, and a confrontation with a system that treats human lives as products. But the truth waiting inside the laboratory is even more disturbing. Because the scientists didn’t just experiment on children. They replicated them. And somewhere in that twisted project exists Olliya — a living copy born from Ollie’s DNA, designed to become something far more dangerous. Now Yudoson must face enemies outside and inside himself while trying to protect two fragile lives in a world that turns suffering into profit. Because in this life, curses are not only supernatural. They are found in trauma. In choices. In systems built to control the weak. And in the silent rage of a man who refuses to become the monster everyone expects him to be.