Uchiha Saki Holds Her Brother's Card

As a child, Saki was terrified by the monsters lurking in people's hearts. At long last, her brother's love helped her build a wall around herself. But then the sky came crashing down, and the one who brought it down was the very person who had been her pillar.

Saki: I've fallen to darkness, but not completely.

The ancestor who unexpectedly wakes on the night of the clan's massacre: Stop moping! Get stronger, save the world, and defeat your archenemy's reincarnation!

But the road to power is full of obstacles.

Maybe ever since he left, every mountain, river, and plant reminds her of her terrible older brother. Maybe the little-sister debuff is still in effect. Either way, older men keep coming up to greet her.

In response, Saki holds back her rampaging ancestor, pulls her blond childhood friend in front of her, knocks out her ordinary friend, the walking black sludge, and delivers a triple refusal.

Men only slow me down when I'm drawing my sword :)

If they ask again, she'll say, “You're like a brother to me!”

#Who on earth taught her that wanting to take care of her means wanting to be her brother?#

#What! You want to be my dad?#

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I really have no idea how to write a blurb, so here's an outline instead (hey!)

Part 1: After thinking it over and still having no idea what to do about her maddening older brother, she decides to become his coworker first.

Part 2: After skipping class at Jujutsu High, she's showered with care by the kind uncles of Yokohama ×2. Unable to bear all that friendly attention, she decides to push her equally pitiful classmate, the walking black sludge, into the line of fire.

After being showered with affection, the walking black sludge recommends someone: “Have you heard of the King of Sheep?”

Saki: Got it! We're already best friends, and he's ready to take my place as the kind uncles' object of affection at any moment.

Part 3: The kind upperclassmen try one after another to get us back to class. For some reason, Mr. Geto, who's been so considerate of me, looks more and more like my brother...

Then I take a closer look. Well, well. He killed his whole family for the greater good? That's not just similar, it's exactly the same! (Grins and draws her sword.)

The white-haired senior decides to take responsibility for his friend and tries to sound like a big brother: “From now on, you're my little sister!”

Saki: Get lost!

Part 4: After being hurt by her fake brothers, she returns to her hometown to focus on her work.

Question: How do you get the mastermind's attention?

Answer: Deliberately approach the white-haired ninja who was so kind to me as a child, to provoke the masked man... Wait, the white-haired old deer crashing to his death has nothing to do with me!

Part 5: Even if I'm the reincarnation of Miss Nanako, her past has nothing to do with me!

Nanako's brother's best friend: “Waaah, how could you! Mito and I are your good friends too!”

But when she finally sees Nanako's brother, Saki blurts out: “Big Brother!”

Nanako's ex-boyfriend: “...Didn't you say you didn't acknowledge him?”

Part 6: There are a few too many brothers and things are getting chaotic. I'm out of here.

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Some personal headcanons based on my preferences. I love melodrama and replacement romances. This isn't a comedy. Everyone loves the heroine, but she only has eyes for her brothers (and friends). She focuses on her work and loves handing out rejection cards.

Theme: The more it feels like the sky is falling, the more you should look at the world. You'll realize the hardships you once endured were nothing in comparison.