Lin Kui, Kui as in sunflower.
Uchiha Kui: both a sunflower and a flower that turns toward the sun.
A flower that turns toward the sun grows toward the light, while its opposite is darkness. Light and darkness entwine, and the future is uncertain.
“My name is Uchiha Kui. You can call me Kui or Xiao Kui. Don’t hang your head. You’re adorable.”
The sunset streamed through the window and fell on her short, ink-black hair, giving the purple-haired girl the confidence to begin anew.
“Rumors stop with the wise. So, are you going to believe the rumors or believe me?”
At the wooden gate, she had long since given up hope. Expressionless, she asked the question.
“Lost children always find their way home.”
An elder from the family brought her home, though she had lost all hope.
“Fine. I’ll help you this once.”
A soft voice transmission reached her as she arrived in the Land of Grain and encountered him on the run.
“Duanmu Xiaochi, also known as Su Xiaochi.”
“Uchiha Kui, also known as Lin Kui.”
“You really... actually dared to kill me.”
The dark chestnut-haired boy held the dying girl in his arms, his voice tinged with bitter self-mockery.
“...You killed the person I love?”
The short, ink-black-haired boy stared at the girl’s lifeless body, his voice trembling as he looked at the dark chestnut-haired boy.
“I’m sorry.”
“Sis? Give her back... give my sister back to me.” The boy clutched his dead sister’s body. “I never... I never even got to meet her.”
“What gave you the right to decide whether my sister lives or dies?!”
“It’s been a long time, A-Chi, Itachi, and little bro, Sasuke.”
Reanimated through Impure World Reincarnation, she smiled warmly at her old friends.
“Everyone, we’re going home now.”
This is a slow-burn story. Don’t overthink it. There are lots of transmigrators, but they all come from China.
It's pretty, but a bit sadistic