The gravity of the situation is that, Weili has no one to support her. Hulan cannot help her out with her personal problems. In fact, Hulan feels that she should prove herself to be a better wife by giving her consent to his overtures. If Wen Fu would have been prosecuted after the accident, Weili could have got some peace of mind at least for some days. However, Hulan intervenes and compels Jiaguo, to not lodge a case against Wen Fu. By doing so, Hulan feels that she has proven herself to be a loyal friend. Weili is very disappointed but has to pretend that she is grateful to her friend for having saved her husband from being jailed.

When Yiku dies in the hospital Weili is emotionally shattered, but at the same time she also experiences some sort of relief. This is because she feels that, in the long run, it is better to die a quick death rather than face a bitter, harsh life as the one that she has to live. "Good for you, little one," Weili says, "you’ve escaped. Good for you." By saying this, Weili tries to console herself at the loss of her dear baby. But she can forgive Wen Fu who is, in a way, responsible for Yiku’s death.

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