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Tragedies of slavery, conquest and vendetta are unfolding on the American continent. By joining forces with the Yuma Indian tribe, the cunning Melton lured a group of German workers to work in an ancient mysterious mine. It was also rumored that he had kidnapped some mysterious people. At this time, Melton's nephew and Hunter, the son of the rich man, were so similar that they were indistinguishable from each other, which led to a mystery about the family inheritance... After learning the news, the old iron man ignored his personal safety and went through hardships to find the cliff castle. However, he rescued the leader of the Yuma tribe by mistake. And the beautiful Jewish girl Judith. The thrilling struggle to rescue the compatriots in distress is also interspersed with equally thrilling love entanglements... The resolute and wise old iron hand and the "King of the Jungle" Winnetou once again join forces to defeat the evil forces. In addition to the contest of courage, there is also a duel of justice and wisdom.

The women of an Arab tribe were captured and were about to be sold into slavery. Benisi assisted the governor's captain in solving this major case, but where are the traces of the slave-trading camel caravan in the vast desert? After experiencing many hardships and adventures, they finally found a secret well in the desert and began a thrilling rescue... The exotic customs, unique culture, and dangerous stories combine myth, adventure, suspense, and philosophy, which constitute the eternal charm of Karl Mai's novels.

A railroad was to be extended westward, and "Old Iron Hands" came to Indian Territory to draw maps. In the conflict between tribes, the Apache chief "Good Sun" was killed by a bullet, and the beautiful girl "Li Bai" was killed by the white people in pursuit of the white people's civilization and love. The young chief Winnetou embarks on the road of revenge... The exotic customs, unique culture, and dangerous stories combine myth, adventure, suspense and philosophy, which constitute the eternal charm of Karl Mai's novels.