Li Jing, Prince Jing's Mansion.
Five days ago, Prince Jing's grandson was bitten by a small Pekingese he kept. At that time, the wound was treated and bandaged, so they thought there was no issue.
Who knew that five days later, Prince Jing's grandson suddenly developed a high fever that would not go away. Neither the doctors in the mansion nor the ones invited from the Imperial Pharmacy managed to find an effective treatment.
Finally, it was diagnosed as "rabies illness."
With that, it seemed the sky had fallen on Prince Jing's Mansion. Royal offspring were rare, and in this line of Prince Jing, there was nearly only one male born each generation.
The elderly Prince Jing, in his anger, immediately grabbed his grandson's beloved Pekingese and smashed it to death in front of everyone.
There's only one male in each generation, if the grandson were to die, the line of Prince Jing could possibly be severed.
