The Sullied Sword Immortal

Gu Chenzhou transmigrates into the cultivation world as a "good-for-nothing who survives by relying on female cultivators." The righteous sects despise him, the demonic sects mock him, and even he can't be bothered to explain himself. Until someone bullies his senior sister right in front of him and laughs, "Good-for-nothing, your woman is quite something."

He draws his sword.

From then on, a new rule spreads throughout the cultivation world: You can call Gu Chenzhou a kept man, but don't touch anyone by his side.

Because he really will kill you. And after he does, those women will even sharpen his sword for him.

But Gu Chenzhou doesn't know that the "stain" on his reputation is itself a curse, written by someone's hand a thousand years ago. The more depraved he appears, the sharper that sword becomes. And everyone by his side who believes in him is a key to that sword, as well as its price.