Bandits attack the martial household of Qi Rufeng (Tin Fung) after he is poisoned and his servant Fang Cheng (Guk Fung) successfully defends him, but is mortally wounded in the process. His dying wish is met when Rufeng agrees to adopt Cheng's son Gang and train him in martial arts. All Cheng leaves behind for his son is a sword broken in battle. As a young adult, Gang (Jimmy Wang Yu) is Rufeng's most promising pupil, but disliked by his peers and toyed with by Rufeng's spoiled daughter Pei Er (Pan Yingzi). As a result, Gang decides to leave, but is met in the night by his two sword brothers and Pei Er. In a moment that everyone in attendance comes to regret, Pei Er recklessly lashes out at Gang when his guard is down and cuts his right arm off. In shock, Gang stumbles away. He's rescued by a young woman named Hsiao Man (Chiao Chiao) who helps him to recover, mentally, physically and emotionally. Gang is able to overcome his new handicap when Hsiao Man gives him her father's kung fu manual. Though half of it is burned away, the remaining portion describes a left-handed fighting technique that requires the use of a second, or short sword. With his father's broken sword in hand and newfound skill, Gang regains his confidence while promising Hsiao Man to give up a life in the jiang hu, or martial world. This promise is short-lived however when Gang learns that the bandits, who are led by Smiling Tiger (Tong Dik) and Long-Armed Devil (Yeung Chi-hing), are returning again to kill his master. Though scorned and maimed by the clan he had hoped to never see again, Gang returns triumphantly to honor his father's loyalty, his master's benevolence and his own pride.
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