Fearing the growing threat of Shaolin, the cradle of kung fu masters, Chien Lung decides to eliminate it. Discovering Tien Ti Society Chief Chen Chin-nan to be hiding in the Shaolin Temple, Chien Lung sends Ao Kun and Tseng Pi-Ching, Governor of Kwangtung and Kwangsi to suppress him. In the Temple, Ao Kun accuses Tse Shan of hiding a Royal convict Chen Chin-nan. Tse Shan interrogates his pupils....

Pai Mei stops Tse Shan and his pupils from getting out of the staircase. Shih-yu suggests that Pei let them leave if they should fight up to its top, and Pai Mei agrees. After fierce fighting, Chin-chung succeeds with injury, and Pai Mei lets them leave. Tse Shan and his party arrive at an old temple to lick their wounds. Chin-chung inflicts heavy injury on Tse Shan and snatches the jade pendant...

The Chief offers to execute himself to relieve Shih-kuan, and the latter stops him. The Chief suffers only slight bruises. Shih-kuan then promises to place himself at the disposal of the Tien Ti Society after rebuilding Shaolin to avenge Tse Shan. Ao Kun takes the jade pendant to Chien Lung. Rejoiced, Chien Lung appoints Chin-chung the Kwangtung Governor and goes personally to O-Mei to reward Pa...

Aborted in their attempt on the life of Chin-chung, Hsi-kuan, Shih-yu and, Hui-chien are surrounded by soldiers. Hsi-kuan resists; hit by arrows, he suffers injury in the leg. Shih-yu and Hui-chien combine to bring him to safety. Hui-chien brings Hsi-kuan and Shih-yu home. Yu-ping is rejoiced at the safe return of Hui-chien. They all decide to make no movement till Hsi-kuan is recovered. Pi-chen...

Chin-chung leads men to besiege the Hus, intending to kill Tsui-ping. To avoid getting Yu-ping and Yu-nu involved, Hsi-kuan decides to turn himself up in exchange for Chin-chung's promise to release the two. Chin-chung reneges on his promise by having Yu-nu escorted away and then molests Yu-ping, forcing Hsi-kuan to reveal the whereabouts of Shih-yu and Hui-chien. Furious, Hsi-kuan stands up to ki...

Yu-ping is getting critical in heart trouble resulting from childbirth. Hsi-kuan moves heaven and earth transporting her and her, baby to town for treatment by a doctor. Ao Kun goes to Canton to break the news to Pi-cheng of Chien Lung touring Kwangtung incognito, to warn him to be on his guard. Pi-cheng takes the opportunity to woo Ao Kun into coping with Chin-chung, but Chin-chung outsmarts him...

Hsi-kuan escorts Yu-ping and her son to Canton. They put up in an inn. As he is running out of travel expenses, he is uncivilly treated, but for the sake of them, Hsi-kuan has to endure it. The baby also keeps crying the whole night, much to the anguish of Hsi-kuan. Yu-ping has a relapse and Hsi-kuan takes her to a doctor for treatment. The doctor says she's already in a critical stage and only a...

On his way back to the inn, Hsi-kuan is tailed by Chin-chung's men. Hsi-kuan returns to the inn after getting away from them. He is delighted to have a reunion with Hui-chien and Shih-yu. Pi-cheng and wife are frightened to find Yu-nu pregnant, but cover it up. Yu-nu's mother tricks a doctor into prescribing herbs to abort it for her. Yu-ping is getting critical, much to the concern of Hui-chien...

Finding Yu-nu still alive, Shih-yu tries to rescue her, but the soldiers arrive to surround him. Hsi-kuan arrives to take Shih-yu away. Hearing of the trouble at the Tsengs,Ao Kun goes to make enquiries. Pi-cheng lies to Au Kun that Shih-yu has killed Yu-nu and Au Kun transmits the information to Chien Lung. Pi-cheng knows there's something fishy, while Chien Lung goes to the Tsengs to make enqui...

Hsi-kuan tries to convince Shih-yu of the importance of rebuilding Shaolin for the sake of righteousness. Unimpressed, Shih-yu determines to kill Chien Lung, but he escapes, when Hsi-kuan tries hard to stop him. Furious, Shih-yu decides to break with Hsi-kuan. In great despondency, Hsi-kuan clashes with Yung Hsiang-lien of an acrobatic troupe, and her sneer adds to the bore of the disappointed H...

To protect Yu-ping and her son, Hui-chien gives himself up, but Chin-chung still sends men to pursue them. In the nick of time, Yu-ping hides Wen-ting in the wood, then lures the soldiers away, but eventually gets captured. Hsi-kuan and Shih-yu take shelter in an old temple. Hsi-kuan goes out to buy medicine for Shih-yu and is spotted by the soldiers. They inform this to Ao-Kun who leads men to s...

Disguised under the name of Lin Wang, Hui-chien rescues Ao Kun's daughter and son-in-law. In gratitude, the couple allows Hui-chien to work in the Ao family. After losing track of Hsi-kuan, Hsiang-lien is much worried. She goes to Van Hua Temple to pray for Hsi-kuan. Finding Shih-yu hiding in the Temple, she solicits him to find out about Hsi-kuan's whereabouts. Shih-yu only promises to let her k...

Shih-yu craftily breaks the siege. Chien Lung is furious, and offers the reward of gold and an official title to anyone for the capture of Shih-yu. This stirs up a capturing fever in the Capital. Undaunted with sophisticated martial arts, Shih-yu heroically preaches righteousness to a group of mercenaries trying to capture him, earning him much admiration. Hui-chien is much worried by news that S...

Chin-chung interrogates Chi under torture, but he won't reveal anything. Chin-chung kills Chi and his son, then goes away. Mei is grief-stricken. Hsi-kuan feels deeply sorry for having got them involved, and takes Mei to go on the journey. Growing impatient at the Aos, Shih-yu secretly mixes in when a gift is being sent by the Aos to the palace and sneaks into Chien Lung's room and injures him. P...

Yung Chi arrests Hsi-kuan. Chien Lung tries him personally, but still remembering the past favour of his having saved him, he not only grants him an amnesty but allows him to meet Hui-chien. At the meeting, Hsi-kuan tells Hui-chien that Wen-ting's still alive and Hui-chien takes great comfort. Pi-cheng escorts Chin-chung to the Capital. Chien Lung orders Pi-Cheng to be the judge. To avenge the w...

Hsi-kuan takes Wen-ting and Mei back to live in the Hungs in the Feng Mei Village. The villagers suspect a special relationship between Hsi-kuan and Mei, and gossips go around, much to the embarrassment of Mei. Thinking of Hsi-kuan, the preoccupied Hsiang-lien accidentally hurts Kou Szu when performing dagger-hurling at him. Knowing of her mentality, Kou Szu takes her to Feng Mei Village to see H...

The rescue of Wen-ting by Hsi-kuan greatly angers Village Chief Li. On taking Wen-ting home, Hsi-kuan interrogates him, and lets him go only after learning that he killed for self- defence only. Seeing Kung Tung clan Chief Li Ho-wu, Village Chief Li craftily sows discord between him and Hsi-kuan. Ho-wu challenges 1isi-kuan to a duel, and the latter has no choice but to accept. In the duel, Ho-wu...

Hsi-kuan beats the Russian boxer, winning back much pride for the Chinese. He earns much acclaim from Chien Lung, who names the boxing invented by him the Hung boxing. When he returns to Canton, Chien Lung presents him a blade, but he takes only the tassel tied to it as souvenir. Hsi-kuan revisits the Shaolin Temple and meets a blind old beggar. He claims to be an ex-Shaolin disciple, and encoura...

In an aborted attempt to kill Hsi-kuan, Chin-chung deliberately creates an opportunity for him to break jail to trap him, but Hsi-kuan is not taken in. Kou Szu rallies the support of the city's famous coaches to defend for Hsi-kuan, but Chin-chung won't listen. So all he can do is to force Hsi-kuan to guarantee the safety of Hsi-kuan and Wen-ting in jail. Hsiang-lien takes the tassel to the Capi...

After Hsi-kuan has beaten the knights from six nations, Chien Lung agrees to the rebuilding of the Shaolin Temple, as insisted upon by Hsi-kuan. Hsi-kuan raises money in Canton. Pai Mei tries to undermine it by threatening to shoot and kill any citizen wanting to donate. While Hsi-kuan is trying to send his pupils away from Canton and scatter them everywhere to raise money, the blind beggar brav...