Magnificent Wonderman

When the Mongolians unified the mainland of China, harsh measures were imposed in the discrimination of religions other than the Lama. On the way back to his temple, Priest Won-tak met Si-Leung, a dumb, and ll-kong, a Mongolian, and accepted them as his disciples. Priest Won-tak prepared to fight against the Mongolian invaders and planned a nation-wide revolt. Won-tak showed a Golden Buddha to the disciples and asked them to protect at any cost. Si-Leung went to the mountain to gather firewoods. On his way back he happened to rescue Luck-Ying who was about to be raped by Mongolians. Though he pretended stupid dumb, Luck-Ying found in him something different. When monks were practicing martial arts, Si-Leung observed it carefully and practiced it alone at night. One day, Si-Leung learned ll-kong and three other monks were planning to steal the Golden Buddha and informed it Priest Sio. In fact, ll-kong was a Mongolian spy. The next day, monks accused Si-Leung on the suspicion of spy and threw him out of the temple. Luck-Ying got him a job in the tavern and took care of him. Mean while, ll-kong mastered Wind blade and killed Wontak. The temple was changed into a den of bandits. Breathing his last, Won-tak asked Sio to find Master Asawon the only one who could save the temple. Master Asawon was Luck-Ying‘s father but he was dead long before Sio found Luck-Ying. But fortunately Asawon left a book which contained the secret martial arts of Fire fist. Si-Leung practiced it day and night to take revenge for his father who had been killed by ll-kong. In the breath-taking fight between Il Kong's Wind-blade and Si-Leung's Fire fist, Il Kong fell. Si-Leung retook the temple and prepared the people for the Mongol invasion.