Here we see Chen Shen (Bruce Li) returning to his home town of Macao with his brother Chen Zhen’s (Bruce Lee) ashes, to be laid to rest. He goes to see his blind mother and younger brother, but not before being confronted by Mr Chu, the interpreter, and a gang of Japanese warriors. After dealing with them, he makes a promise to his mother not to fight again and tries to start a new life, but the Japanese are everywhere.  Shen goes to see his uncle where his top student Shun Shu Tang gets jealous of Shen's return and feels he will take over the school and claim his teacher's daughter for his bride. Meanwhile, the Japanese recognise Chen Shen as the brother of Chen Zhen and the one who finally put an end to the Hung Ku School in Shanghai. Revenge and old scores have to be settled by the Japanese. They use the interpreter to disgrace and accuse Chen Shen of murder and kill Shen's mother and younger brother. Chen can stand this treachery no more, so turns his hands yet again to fists of fury. This is a great movie for all kung fu fans and sees a return performance of Wei Ping Ao, who comes back as the evil interpreter Mr Chu.