Huang Baiyuan still refused to give up.
He invited Mr. Qian, the County Magistrate of Baihe, to discuss the situation.
"Mr. Qian, surely you are aware of how my master died, as a knowing party, aren't you?" Since this Mr. Qian had come on his own accord.
Lin Miao wouldn't let this opportunity slip, he demanded that this person overturn the injustice his master suffered.
"Well, Mr. Lin, there's really no need to reopen old cases, is there?" Mr. Qian awkwardly remarked.
"My master was so distressed over Huang San's death, mistakenly believing that he prescribed the wrong medicine and caused a death, that he fell into depression, suffered a stroke, and eventually died. The Huang Family pushed this matter to the county court, and you sentenced him, requiring my master to pay three hundred taels of silver for funeral expenses to the Huang Family, correct?" Lin Miao no longer held Mr. Qian in high regard.
