Bandits Ho Chengjiao and Wang Sanyuan murdered Yue Tianmin's father and Shangguan Jinyun's, the latter was also kidnapped. Yue's master teacher instructed him to go to the Mt. Jiuhua to learn powerful wugong to get revenge.

      On the way to the mountains Yue came across two girls Wan Siaoci and Yin Jhihying who wore men's clothes to disguise their sexual gender. After a series of wandering adventures, Yue entered a cave and in there he found magic drugs and secret books of powerful wugong, so he took the drugs and practiced wugong. After a year he left the cave and returned to the martial arts circle. He became a Samson-like martial arts master.

      At the moment, the Chihyijiao gang led by Mao Tong coming from the West intended to dominate the martial arts circle. By using drugs they controlled the heads of both Wudang and Shaolin Schools. So the other Schools allied together to fight against Chihyijiao.

      On the ninth of September both sides met and started a decisive contest. Yue got antidotes before this battle so the masters controlled by Chihyijiao all recovered. Consequently it became a very difficult battle for the Chihyijiao, they could not use drugs anymore and their wugong could not defeat the Schools of martial arts, and Ma Tong died soon. The murders of Yue Tianmin's father who hied in Chihyijiao were also executed. Yue married the three girls Shangguan Jinyun, Wan Siaoci and Yin Jhihying.

      'Chihyi' literally means the red uniform, and its leader 'Mao Tong' reminded readers of the Chinese Communist party and its leader Chairman Mao, Mao Zedong. This book released in the sixties with its political awareness was clear and interesting.