I, Prince Qi, Break Gao Yanei's Leg from the Start

In the fourth year of Xuanhe, Gao Yanei tried to abduct Lin Niangzi in broad daylight.

Zhao Mo, who had transmigrated as Prince Qi, grabbed a door bar and smashed his leg.

Gao Qiu flew into a rage, Emperor Huizong got a headache, and the whole court was in an uproar.

Zhao Mo only smiled. Six years remained until the Jingkang Incident. That broken leg was just the beginning.

He recruited Lin Chong, won over Lu Zhishen, and gathered the heroes of Liangshan.

He left the capital, took charge of the northwest, and sent his iron cavalry trampling through the Western Xia royal court.

In the year of the Jingkang Incident, the two emperors were taken north, and Zhao Gou fled south.

In Shanxi, he raised his arm and shouted, “I’ll carry this Great Song on my shoulders.”

Years later, the Jin Dynasty was destroyed, the Mongols submitted, and the four seas were united.

Someone asked him: “Your Highness, why did you break Gao Yanei’s leg all those years ago?”

Zhao Mo wiped the blood from his blade. “Because that one blow gave the Great Song its backbone.”