Yongle Enmity

After the "Battle of Jingnan", King Zhu Di of Yan succeeded in usurping power, and the life and death of Emperor Jianwen was uncertain. However, Emperor Jianwen's son Zhu Wenkui was rescued by his old subordinate Yang Wu, and after several twists and turns, Zhu Wenkui was taken in by Wenchang Temple. Ten years later, Zhu Wenkui grew up into a handsome young man in Wenchang Zao Temple and practiced hard kung fu. He was smart since he was a child and was more familiar with scriptures and proficient in Buddhism. He was highly regarded by the master who was the abbot of Shaolin Temple. Yang Zhong had been planning to regain the throne for Jianwen, pretending to submit to King Yan, secretly recruiting troops, and summoning Emperor Jianwen's old troops to rebel. Then they planned to bring Zhu Wenkui back to the capital from Wenchang Temple, but King Yan learned about it and ordered Dongshi to kill them. Along the way, Yang Wu and others were chased by batches of Dongshi masters, and finally had to send the little prince to the giant Buddha to fill them up to temporarily avoid the pursuit. Dongchang came out in force and surrounded the Great Buddha Temple. Yang Wu and the eighteen-stick monks in the Great Buddha Temple started a desperate struggle with the Jin Yiwei...