Rong Zhi has always been more about action than words.
There are things she would rather keep inside until she dies than speak out. In her opinion, it's unnecessary—telling others would only cause them a moment of pity, and then life goes on unchanged. It's meaningless.
But Ying Yunlin is different. He feels wronged on behalf of Rong Zhi, believing it's the evildoers' fault, so why should a young girl bear it alone?
"Didn't you ask why she only saved He Songzhi and not Rong Wei?" Ying Yunlin's tone was heavily sarcastic as he grabbed Rong Fengmian and threw him onto the pile of porridge, coldly and mockingly saying, "Rong Wei knew he was going to die and wanted He Songzhi to be buried with him. It was Rong Zhi who rushed in and stopped the bottle that almost took your mother's life, saving her!"
"Dare you look at the burn scars on her back?! You don't dare! Calling you a fool is putting it lightly!"
