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As WildGoose said, there's no psychological basis for Yui to think of Yuuya as her brother. To the contrary, all she has is circumstantial information from someone who would be very much willing to fuck with her head and portray her father's past in a negative light versus the substantial feelings of love and affection towards someone that saved your life several times.
Expecting her to feel revolted is silly. Psychology does not work that way.
*Shrug* Plus, wrong is a subjective thing. Personally, I don't find this "wrong" at all. I do find it very, very sad however.
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Let the world fear us all.
It's just means to an end.
Our salvation lies in the Father's sins.
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