Master Ying owns the towns bank and thinks of himself as a martial arts expert. Unknown to Ying, his two instructors are bribing his opponents so he can beat them. When the bank is robbed for real, he is unable to beat the crooks, and begins to think that his fighting technique taught by his instructors is useless.

Responsible for the robbery is Ho Fu-Wei, a expert in Leopard Fist, who soon moves on to exploiting and harassing the towns people by forcing them to pay protection money. After learning some new styles from his instructors, Ying makes another attempt at fighting Ho and his men but is once again defeated. This time Fu-Wei doesn’t let Ying get away so easily, and forces him to sign over the bank and leave town.

Deciding to fire his useless teachers, Ying then asks a blind street performer to teach him after witnessing how easily he defeated Fu-Wei’s men. Refusing to take him as his student, it is not until he realizes how determined Ying that the old man changes his mind and decides to teach him. After a few months of training, Ying returns to town to claim revenge on Fu-Wei, and using his new skills, he is now able to defeat him easily. Not excepting defeat, Fu calls up his brother Tiger for help.

When Tiger arrives in town, he battles with Ying. Even with his newly learnt skills, Ying is not able to win against Tiger, and returns to his master for guidance. After a discussion, his blind teacher reveals to Ying that Tiger is one of his former students who turned bad. Seeing how much the bandits are turning the town upside down, Ying and his teacher decide to fight back and run them all out of town once and for all.