How did Wu Zhu open his chest?

Wu Zhu's chest was locked by Ye Qingmei. Only by using the five-stroke input method to enter Wu Zhu's name could the password be unlocked. Fan Xian successfully broke into the empress dowager's bedroom and stole the key. He inserted the key and entered the password to open the box with three layers of contents. The first layer was the best sniper rifle in the world. The second layer was a letter Ye Qingmei had written to Wu Zhu, describing her experience and what she wanted to say. She hoped that Wu Zhu would destroy the box after reading the letter to prevent it from falling into the wrong hands. The third layer was a letter to Fan Xian, mentioning Fan Xian's background and Ye Qingmei's origins. Thus, Fan Xian used the key and password to successfully open this mysterious chest.

Fan Xian had successfully opened the box his mother had left him by breaking into the empress dowager's bedroom at night and stealing the key. Fan Xian used the copied key and entered the password (using the five-stroke input method to enter Wu Zhu's name) to successfully open the chest. The box contained a Barrett sniper rifle, two letters, and a computer keyboard.

Fan Xian had successfully opened the box his mother had left him by breaking into the empress dowager's bedroom at night and stealing the key. He used the copied key and entered the password (using the five-stroke input method to enter Wu Zhu's name) to successfully open the box. The box contained a Barrett sniper rifle, two letters, and a computer keyboard.

Wu Zhu's box contained three parts of a Barrett sniper rifle, a letter to Wu Zhu, a letter to Fan Xian, and possibly abortion medicine. The box Ye Qingmei left Wu Zhu contained a Barrett sniper rifle, two letters, and possibly other items. The box Fan Xian's mother had left him contained three parts of a Barrett sniper rifle, a letter to Wu Zhu, a letter to Fan Xian, and possibly abortion medicine. According to the information provided, Wu Zhu's box contained three parts of a Barrett sniper rifle, a letter to Wu Zhu, a letter to Fan Xian, and possibly abortion medicine.

Wu Zhu's chest was locked by Ye Qingmei. Only by using the five-stroke input method to enter Wu Zhu's name could the password be unlocked. Fan Xian successfully broke into the empress dowager's bedroom and stole the key. He inserted the key and entered the password to open the box with three layers of contents. The first layer was the best sniper rifle in the world. The second layer was a letter Ye Qingmei had written to Wu Zhu, describing her experience and what she wanted to say. She hoped that Wu Zhu would destroy the box after reading the letter to prevent it from falling into the wrong hands. The third layer was a letter to Fan Xian, mentioning Fan Xian's background and Ye Qingmei's origins. Thus, Fan Xian used the key and password to successfully open this mysterious chest.

Wu Zhu's box contained three parts of a Barrett sniper rifle, a letter to Wu Zhu, a letter to Fan Xian, and possibly abortion medicine. These letters revealed Ye Qingmei's feelings for Wu Zhu and some secrets about this world. One of the letters also revealed that Fan Xian did not transmigrate but had memories of his previous life.

Fan Xian had successfully opened the box his mother had left him by stealing the key from the secret compartment under the bed in the empress dowager's bedroom. There was a computer LCD screen in the box, but one had to enter the password to turn it on. There was no mention of a password in the movie, but the book mentioned that the password was to enter Wu Zhu's name through the five-stroke input method. Thus, Fan Xian successfully opened the chest by copying the key and entering the password. There was a Barrett sniper rifle and two letters in the box. The letters revealed Ye Qingmei's feelings for Wu Zhu and the origins of this world.

Wu Zhu was a character in Maoni's novel Joy of Life and its derivative works. He was a robot. After being brought out of the temple by Ye Qingmei, he followed her to the human world and became her servant. After Ye Qingmei's death, Wu Zhu had been looking for Fan Xian, wanting to protect him. In the process of searching for Fan Xian, Wu Zhu was seriously injured by the Qing Emperor and lost his memory. Later, Fan Xian brought Wu Zhu to Jingdou. On the streets of Jingdou, Wu Zhu met a peddler selling sugar figurines. Wu Zhu saw the words on the sugar figurine and remembered his own name. Fan Xian gave Wu Zhu some money to buy candy. Wu Zhu took the money and bought a sugar figurine. As he ate the sugar figurine, Wu Zhu remembered some things about himself and Ye Qingmei. With Fan Xian's help, Wu Zhu recovered his memory. He knew that he was Ye Qingmei's servant and that Fan Xian was Ye Qingmei's son. He decided to help Fan Xian and protect him.

Wu Zhu had successfully recovered his memories through Fan Xian's warmth and care. In the novel " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian and Wu Zhu met in the Temple. Wu Zhu lost his memory and was brainwashed to become an assassin of the Temple. However, the warmth and concern Fan Xian displayed surprised Wu Zhu, who had lost his memory. In the end, Fan Xian successfully awakened Wu Zhu's memory. The specific recovery process was not mentioned in the search results provided.

The reason Wu Zhu lost his memory was because his memories had been erased by the Temple. In the battle with the Temple Envoy, Wu Zhu's memory had been damaged, and he had forgotten everything related to the Temple. In addition, he was also assigned the mission of assassinating Fan Xian by the Temple. Even though he had lost his memories, Wu Zhu still protected Ye Qingmei's descendants and eventually killed the Qing Emperor. Although Wu Zhu was a robot, after following Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he developed human feelings. Even though Wu Zhu's memories were becoming more and more blurry, he finally remembered his past with Ye Qingmei and killed the Qing Emperor for revenge. Thus, Wu Zhu lost his memory because the Temple had erased all of his memories. However, he eventually recovered a portion of his memories and retained his human feelings.