In the autumn of 1943, the Japanese commander Taro Yamamoto ordered the evil monk Shi Bankong to deal with Liu Zhilong and others because the Songshan Martial Arts Anti-Japanese Salvation Association hindered his southward movement. Liu Zhilong was born in a martial arts family with strong martial arts skills and a strong sense of justice. He repeatedly defeated Shi Bankong's plot. Shi Bankong teamed up with Liu Zhilong's cousin Liu Ji and police chief Wang Ma to frame Liu Zhilong and imprison him. Later, with the help of the new county magistrate Mao Rucai, Liu Zhilong was released. Shi Bankong defected to the Japanese army and failed to assassinate Liu Zhilong. He also killed Liu Zhilong's father Liu Shantai. In the end, Liu Zhilong united with the anti-Japanese forces to set up an ambush and annihilated the Japanese army at Heishankou. Shi Bankong was killed by Liu Xiushan, Koizumi Shinzo was defeated by Liu Zhilong, and Yamamoto Taro was also beaten into pulp, winning the battle.
