The child finds his way to Shaolin and patiently waits outside until admitted and is later accepted as a student by one of the elder monks. The training is painlessly short compared with other Shaolin tales and consists of carrying buckets up stairs, leaping out of pits, and actual combat training. One important skill is his ability to puncture objects with his fingers, as his main foe shares the same ability.
The child arrives at Shaolin and waits quietly outside until he is accepted as a student by one of the senior monks. His training is relatively short compared to other stories about the Shaolin monastery and includes tasks such as carrying buckets up stairs, escaping from pits, and actual combat training. One key skill he learns is his ability to use his fingers to pierce objects, which is also possessed by his main adversary.