Slay Three

Zhu San is as plain and common as his name. He's a thoroughly ordinary street-level nobody, a bully to the weak and a coward who clings to life.

His first half of life is miserable and bleak. In the second half, all he wants is to live in peace. But then he offends a beauty and gets dragged into the tangled love and hatred of the heaven-blessed elite.

The hearts of beautiful men are hard to fathom. They toss him love like leftover scraps, and coldness like broken junk.

The two senior disciples, Lu and Liu, of Jiucang Mountain have an ambiguous relationship. They treat him as a tool, but gradually become unable to live without him. They even fall out over him and both risk their lives to save him.

Demon Lord Gu Jue is peerlessly beautiful. After suffering a humiliating defeat at Zhu San's hands, he repeatedly torments and toys with him, only to eventually become willing to brave fire and water for his sake.

His childhood friend Shi Lang has always been worlds apart from him. Now a prodigy of the immortal sects, Shi Lang treats Zhu San with utmost coldness when they meet again, regarding him as worthless. Yet little by little, he begins to want to possess him.

Even Zhu Xiaoxiao, the beggar boy Zhu San raised himself, betrays him at a life-or-death moment. When they meet again, Zhu Xiaoxiao sees him as an enemy and causes him to fall into dire straits. Yet he is also the one who imprisons Zhu San in the imperial city, keeping anyone from finding him.

Life and death, again and again: that's the best summary of the second half of Zhu San's life.

From a nobody who gets beaten with a whip to a cultivator who takes up a sword; from a worthless life anyone can trample to a human cauldron fought over by a host of beauties.

He seems to have gained everything, yet also seems to have nothing. They all fight over him, but he has long since lost the desire to love. When the dust settles, who will still be by his side in the end?

The struggle of an ordinary nobody from the bottom of society. The most hated becomes the most adored (?) He wields immense power and rules Jiucang Mountain, with beauties of every kind at his side (?) Zhu Zhu the Hero, at your service!

1. Beautiful tops and an ordinary bottom, with one-on-one pairings at different stages. All the tops are virgins.

2. Both physical and emotional torment, and nobody gets spared. Other than a little top-on-top ambiguity, I can't think of any other potential triggers. It's very chaotic. If anything bothers you, the author is on their knees apologizing.

3. This story favors the tops and treats the bottom like a heroine. Also, I'm a beginner, so the romance is written rather sloppily. Sometimes even I can't stand reading it. I'm on my knees again, please be gentle...

Still humbly hoping for follows and comments qvq

[Please support my upcoming novel: historical fantasy, "The Fool Who Raised the Dragon Protagonist Wrong"]

After sword immortal Gu Yun dies alongside his archrival, he is reborn as a sickly child and taken home by a fool.

He finds the fool annoying. The fool is always wiping his runny nose and drooling on him, and often gets into trouble that Gu Yun has to clean up.

Then the fool is beaten black and blue protecting him, and little Gu Yun kills for the first time.

The fool holds him, and for the first time in two lifetimes, Gu Yun falls in love.

Later, Gu Yun leaves home to join an immortal sect. He gives the villagers repeated instructions, but they still lose the fool. Gu Yun nearly goes mad and massacres the village, but his master manages to knock him unconscious and take him back.

But he can never find the fool again.

Before long, Gu Yun becomes the beloved prodigy of Qingguang Sect, with astonishing cultivation for his young age. When his admirers ask if he has someone he loves, Gu Yun falls silent for a moment, then asks, "Does an older brother count?"

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The eldest disciple beneath the Venerable Bright Moon of Linyuan Sect brings home a fool as his junior apprentice, making everyone curious and annoyed.

The fastidious second senior disciple gets snot on him and tells the fool to stay away. The third senior sister's flowers are trampled, so she chases the fool around with a knife, heartbroken...

But gradually, they come to think the fool is adorable. They also discover that, fool or not, he is far from ordinary.

He learns any technique at a glance, an ancient sword spirit accepts him as its master, and powerful demons bow to him in reverence... Wait, what?

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Gu Yun finally finds the fool.

Only then does he learn that the fool has been looking for him all along, traveling thousands of miles in ragged clothes and covered in wounds before being taken in by another immortal sect.

Watching the fool smile stupidly at those people, Gu Yun can't tell whether the feeling surging in his heart is jealousy or hatred. He just wants to kill them.

But as soon as the fool pulls him into his arms, the hostility around him vanishes. In a lovesick, almost mad voice, he says, "Big brother, I'll never leave you again."

Gu Yun wants to take the fool away, but those people refuse. The man at their head says, "He's my junior apprentice. You can't take him away."

Gu Yun says expressionlessly, "Who do you think you are?"

His sword hums as it leaves its sheath, only to be blocked by the fool's sword. The two ancient divine swords face off, their pressure enough to make everyone tremble, while memories of their past lives stir faintly...

Ren Buxi isn't a fool anymore, but he doesn't understand what's going on and is still pretending to be one.

How did two archrivals in their last life become so lovey-dovey in this one?

Gu Yun knows everything, but only says, "Big brother, you kiss me every night."

Ren Buxi: ?

To avoid giving himself away, he grits his teeth and goes along with it.

"Big brother, let's go to bed."

Go to bed... Wait, is that what he means by go to bed?!

Ren Buxi stops pretending. He's determined to get revenge and wipe away his past humiliation. But when he thrusts his sword into Gu Yun's abdomen, Gu Yun smiles and guides his other hand to his own heart. "Big brother, dig in here."

...Something's wrong. How did this aloof sword immortal become even more twisted than him?

"Big brother, you cursed me to die alone in my last life. Now nobody loves me, so you have to take responsibility for me." So says the charming, overpowered dragon protagonist.

The aloof sword immortal who cultivated the ruthless path in his past life has become rather unrestrained after discovering the pleasures of the flesh, but still isn't satisfied. He makes Ren Buxi agree: "Big brother, have a child for me."

Ren Buxi nervously swallows. How does he know I can get pregnant?!

Theme: Ordinary people can be the protagonists too