Sui Dynasty: My Elder Brother Is Qin Qiong

Upon waking up, retired scout Qin Yan became a small policeman in Qi County in the late Sui Dynasty. Good news: his brother's name is Qin Qiong. Bad news: There are only four years left before the world is in chaos. There is no system, no golden fingers, only a pair of short shakuri blades and the muscle memory of walking on the edge of life and death in the past life. In this time of war and chaos, Qin Yan set three paths for himself. On the rivers and lakes, he specialized in stabbing bandits in the heart, and was nicknamed "The Throat-Breaking Knife" because his sword was deadly. In the military camp, he built a Duanfeng camp with nothing, and fought from 30 to 8,000 people, specializing in gnawing at the hardest bones. Outside the court, while following his brother Qin Qiong into the battle, he secretly purchased land, money and food, because he knew that the sky of the Sui Dynasty was about to collapse. But what he didn't expect was that his wild swordsmanship of "only killing people, not practicing fame" would actually lead him to become the best in step-by-step combat. What's more, he didn't expect that when troubled times really came, he and his brother Qin Qiong would be in the open and the other in the dark. "My brother charges forward and strikes in all directions, while I deal with all dissatisfactions in the dark." "Together they are called - Qin's Twin Jewels." From Qijun Ma Kuai to the founding general, from a thirty-man squad to the vanguard of ten thousand troops. In these troubled times at the end of the Sui Dynasty, I, Qin Yan, can stretch my legs