One Piece: It's Not the Number of Idiots, It's When They Gather in One Place!

[1v3] A brutal battle of suitors, followed by a romantic reckoning: Luffy + Ace + Sabo A healing black lotus × three lovesick D's Original timeline + lots of original additions, sweet and angsty, with a happy ending An over-the-top love triangle, with the heroine failing to keep everyone happy Doted on by all in the early story, the men suffer in the middle, and the queen takes the throne in the end “You've been fighting over me all this time...” “Did it never occur to you that I'm the one making the rules?” Lelita, a mountain spirit from Elbaf, woke up and immediately went looking for Roger to fulfill their contract. But he was dead, so she was forced to remain in the mortal world. Then Luffy picked her up and took her home, as if she'd fallen from the sky. That rubber-headed fool said, “If I found her, she's mine.” Later, his older brother Ace and second brother Sabo came to think the same way. And so the three most terrifying men on the sea began fiercely competing for Lelita. Luffy hid her among the Straw Hat Pirates and bit anyone who tried to flirt with her. Ace declared in the New World: “Anyone who touches her will be blown to ashes.” Sabo went even further, plastering the Grand Line with wanted posters from the Revolutionary Army: “This woman belongs to me.” They fought for me, bled for me, and nearly tore Marineford apart. Everyone said Lelita was a clinging vine who relied on her healing powers to latch onto powerful men. Until the day of the Paramount War When Akainu's Magma Fist pierced Ace's chest, Lelita raised her hand and summoned ninety-nine bolts of heavenly lightning. The lightning and thunder over the whole sea bowed before her alone. Only then did Shanks remember what she had once said. “Roger was just my previous contractor.” Now the three D's are kneeling before me, begging me to choose one of them. I touched the mountain spirit horns that had just grown back and smiled. “Only children have to choose.” “I'll make a contract with your entire family.”