Have You Seen My Brother? [Wuxia Crossover + Jian Wang 3]

Yan Bugui had two older brothers-- One was Xie Donghai, an elder of the Penglai Daoist Sect who had adopted him and sent him to Wengzhou to study the blade; The other was Liu Yuan, his full-blooded brother, born to the same parents, whom he had met through a fight. Liu Yuan came from the Overlord Blade Manor. Fortunately, both brothers cherished him. Unfortunately, the two of them couldn't stand each other. Even more unexpectedly, trying to break up one of their fights sent him to another world! The Blade Sect disciple, lost in unfamiliar surroundings, was utterly bewildered. But to find news of his brothers, he gritted his teeth and stepped into a martial world that seemed familiar, yet somehow wasn't. Luckily, he kept meeting good people along the way-- Brother Chu, who was out at sea with a beauty, retrieving corpses, happened to rescue him from the water and kindly took him ashore; The skilled and wealthy Young Master Gong treated him to a delicious bowl of free beef soup when he was hungry; The clever and charming Second Miss Guo, beautiful and kindhearted, explained the state of the martial world to him and accompanied him through many places; Mr. Bai, who knew a great deal and spoke pleasantly, heard that he was going to the capital to find his family and kindly offered to travel with him, claiming it was on his way... After many twists and turns, he finally found both his brothers atop the Forbidden City. But could you two please stop fighting? (Rubs forehead) . Note 1: San is Ying's adoptive brother with no blood relation, and also his love interest. His true form is a Chiwen. Diao is Ying's biological older brother, and their relationship is platonic. San and Dao are already in love from the start. All three are natives of the Sword Three world, not heroes. Note 2: This story contains many flashbacks. The trio's past is shown through memories, and some adaptations may differ from the official plot. . [Chapters 24 through 35 will be removed from the free version.] Theme: As heaven maintains vigor through movement, a gentleman should constantly strive for self-improvement.