When Wu Gui bumps into Chang, he promptly has both legs amputated. When blacksmith Meng Lo belittles Chang, he's poisoned and thereby made mute and has his eardrums ruptured, deafening him. Chang makes short work of the sons of the three men who maimed him. These hands are spring-loaded and can extend a foot or so they can also shoot darts from the fingertips.
Years later, a blacksmith makes a pair of iron hands for the son, Du Chang. Upon arrival, he kills all three of them, but his wife dies from her injuries.
The righteous Du Tian Dao is away when a trio of "the Tigers of Tian Nan" show up at his mansion they cut off his wife's legs and his son's hands. The four are tested time and time again and demonstrate their strengths and abilities. Four of these victims-a hawker who is blinded, a blacksmith made mute and deaf, a drifter who loses his legs, and a fighter who loses his sanity-band together to use their disabilities to the best of their advantage. They find pleasure and satisfaction by disabling those who stumble into their way. A wealthy kung fu expert who was turned bitter and evil by his wife's slaying and the amputation of his son's hands, bullies a town through terror and force.
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