The eighteen Shaolin monks, led by monk Wujue, received the emperor's imperial edict and were ordered to go south to fight against the Japanese pirates. On the front line of Jiangsu and Zhejiang, the monks rescued a group of civilians, and the younger brother of the leader of the Japanese pirates was killed by the monks. The monks led the refugees to Feiyu Pass to seek help from the Ming army stationed at Feiyu Pass. Unexpectedly, the Ming army at Feiyu Pass had already fled, and the monks had to rest here first. They had no idea that the Japanese pirates sent their main force to attack Feiyu Pass. The only people left in Tucheng were the elderly, weak, women and children. The monks decided to stay in Tucheng to help the villagers resist the Japanese pirates. At the moment of life and death, the eighteen monks resisted the attack of the Japanese pirates together. However, due to the impulse of the junior brother, several brothers were killed by the Japanese pirates. The leader of the Japanese pirates learned that there were monks from Shaolin in Tucheng, and sent a ninja unit to launch a sneak attack in order to launch the final decisive battle, vowing to capture Feiyu Pass and kill the monks to avenge his brother. In order to cover the evacuation of the people, the stick monks set up a stick formation and used their bodies to stop the crazy attack of the Japanese pirates, successfully saving the people from danger.