[Crossover] Uchiha, Messenger of Hope

[My next novel, After I Married Uchiha Madara, is open for advance reservations. If you're interested, visit my author profile, click on it, and add it to your collection!] Konoha's beautiful, wealthy Uchiha Aoi had a happy family and both parents, until one day she transmigrated and discovered her parents were gone! Her friends had all grown up! Most importantly, her greatest supporters, Grandpa Madara and Grandpa Izuna, had both passed away! She was completely stunned, but still had to keep up the Uchiha family's cool image and pretend to be calm. It was so hard! Luckily, an adult in her family promptly sent a cheat ability to her side. From then on, Aoi began traveling the world with this Uchiha?Golden Thigh?Kagami: Uchiha Madara: A brother and grandniece from another world, huh? Hao: Junior sister, once you've memorized this book of divination, you'll become a god. Shuten: Are you my master? Hakudoshi: If you lose, both the sword and the girl will be mine. Young Gil: Hey, miss, would you be interested in becoming my queen? Aoi: Meow meow meow? Reading notes: 1. This Kagami isn't the one from the original work. He's the male lead from a neighboring production. 2. A heartwarming story focused on family and friendship. 3. The author is letting loose, logic be damned, and there are plenty of headcanons. If that's not for you, please click the X. 4. Updates are currently posted every day at 12:12 p.m. At other times, the story is being revised. New release announcement: This novel will be available for purchase on April 7. There will be three updates that day. Thank you for your support, love you all! And finally, please add my next novel to your advance reservations: A quick transmigration danmei story about an older brother who thinks he's obsessed with doting on his younger brother. As he learns how to do it properly, he accidentally discovers the truth about his own feelings. Then, when he returns to reality, he discovers that his younger brother isn't actually his brother! Theme: