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Yau Ngok, who is assisting the Qing government suppress a rebellion initiated by the Yew tribe plans for the murder of Yu Tsung Moh whom he accuses of being in cahoots with the Yews. Yau's maid servant, Ah Fong is instructed to bring Yu to a cave where Yau and his son have laid ambush. Before he dies, Yu vows that his spirit will haunt them for the injustice. Worried that Ah Fong might spill the beans on him, Yau decides to take her as his concubine. Just then, they hear the voice of Yu. Afraid, Yau and his son consult a monk and is advised to rebury Yu in a grand manner and to return all the property that was taken from his family. But Yau is not repentant and did not do as told. Ah Fong is presented to Fuk Hong, a Manchurian royal, as a concubine. During a hunting trip, the white horse that Ah Fong is riding on leads Yau, Fuk and their followers to the cave where Yu was murdered. Yu's spirit causes all those who enter the cave to kill each other, thereby taking revenge.