When she was little, her impression of her mother and her interactions with Su Rong in adulthood made it impossible for her to imagine her mom as a treacherous villain.
It's only natural.
No matter how bad Su Rong might be to others, she wouldn't be bad to her own daughter.
All that Lian Xinying can feel is Su Rong's love for her; outsiders might see the negative sides more clearly.
Yan Ye, although technically an outsider, cannot evaluate Su Rong.
After all, she's the mother-in-law.
"Yingying, don't think too much about it; everything's in the past." After Su Rong passed away, all the schemes and wrongdoings she faced or did in life were buried with her.
"It's not over. If the money she embezzled and hid isn't found, this matter will never be over."
Lian Xinying will keep it in her heart, with regret.
She is Su Rong's daughter, and the law can't punish Su Rong anymore, nor can it punish her, but she always feels burdened by the heavy sins Su Rong left behind.
