Lin Wan 'er forgives Wu Zhu

Lin Wan 'er forgave Wu Zhu in chapter 185 of the novel Joy of Life. After Ye Qingmei's death, Wu Zhu had brought Fan Xian to Danzhou to protect his safety. He had taken care of Fan Xian when he was young. Later, Wu Zhu went to the capital in search of the secret of the Temple. In Jingdou, Wu Zhu was besieged by the Qing Emperor's secret guards and was heavily injured. After Fan Xian learned of this, he rushed to the scene and fought against the Qing Emperor's secret guards with Wu Zhu. In the battle, Fan Xian was injured by the Qing Emperor's sword Qi. In order to save Fan Xian, Lin Wan 'er used her body to block the sword Qi. After Fan Xian woke up and learned the truth of Lin Wan 'er's sacrifice for him, he was very touched and blamed himself. He decided to forgive Wu Zhu because he knew that Wu Zhu had done this to protect his and Ye Qingmei's son, Fan Xian.

Lin Wan 'er forgiving Wu Zhu was a plot from the novel Joy of Life. In the novel, Wu Zhu was Fan Xian's servant and also his guardian. During one mission, Wu Zhu had killed Lin Wan 'er's father to protect Fan Xian. When Lin Wan 'er learned of this, she was very sad and angry. She could not forgive Wu Zhu's actions. However, under Fan Xian's persuasion, Lin Wan 'er gradually understood Wu Zhu's difficulties and forgave him. In the TV series Joy of Life, this plot was also reflected. In the play, Lin Wan 'er forgave Wu Zhu with Fan Xian's help. Through Fan Xian's narration of Wu Zhu's past and experiences, Lin Wan 'er understood Wu Zhu's inner world and gradually accepted him. In the end, Lin Wan 'er forgave Wu Zhu and reconciled with him.

Lin Wan 'er forgave Wu Zhu. In Joy of Life, Lin Wan 'er found out that Wu Zhu had killed her brother, Lin Gong, which made her angry and sad. She had decided to join forces with the Qing Emperor to set up a trap to kill Wu Zhu, but Fan Xian had stopped her in time. Although Lin Wan 'er was angry at Wu Zhu's actions, as the plot developed, she eventually forgave Wu Zhu. The specific details and plot description were not provided in the search results.

In Joy of Life, Lin Wan 'er forgave Wu Zhu. Although Lin Wan 'er was angry and sad that Wu Zhu had killed her brother, Lin Gong, she ultimately decided to forgive him. The specific details and plot description were not provided in the search results provided.

In Joy of Life, Lin Wan 'er forgave Wu Zhu. Even though Wu Zhu had killed her brother, Lin Gong, Lin Wan 'er had once felt anger and sorrow. She had planned to work with the Qing Emperor to set up a trap to kill Wu Zhu. However, Fan Xian stopped her in time. Although the details of the plot were not provided in the search results, it was certain that Lin Wan 'er chose to forgive Wu Zhu in the end.

In the novel Joy of Life, Lin Wan 'er forgave Wu Zhu. Even though Wu Zhu had killed her brother, Lin Gong, Lin Wan 'er had once felt anger and sorrow. She had planned to work with the Qing Emperor to set up a trap to kill Wu Zhu. However, Fan Xian stopped her in time. Although the details of the plot were not provided in the search results, it was certain that Lin Wan 'er chose to forgive Wu Zhu in the end.

In the novel Joy of Life, Lin Wan 'er forgave Wu Zhu. Even though Wu Zhu had killed her brother, Lin Gong, Lin Wan 'er had once felt anger and sorrow. She had planned to work with the Qing Emperor to set up a trap to kill Wu Zhu. However, Fan Xian stopped her in time. Although the details of the plot were not provided in the search results, it was certain that Lin Wan 'er chose to forgive Wu Zhu in the end.

In Joy of Life, Lin Wan 'er discovered that Wu Zhu had killed Lin Gong, but the details and plot description were not provided in the search results. Thus, it was impossible to determine if Lin Wan 'er had forgiven Wu Zhu.

In Joy of Life, Lin Wan 'er forgave Wu Zhu. Although Wu Zhu had killed her brother Lin Gong and Lin Wan 'er had planned to work with the Qing Emperor to set up a trap to kill Wu Zhu, she ultimately chose to forgive him. The specific details and plot description were not provided in the search results, but it was certain that Lin Wan 'er had forgiven Wu Zhu in the end.

In the novel Joy of Life, Lin Wan 'er forgave Wu Zhu. Even though Wu Zhu had killed her brother, Lin Gong, Lin Wan 'er had once felt anger and sorrow. She had planned to work with the Qing Emperor to set up a trap to kill Wu Zhu. However, Fan Xian stopped her in time. Although the details of the plot were not provided in the search results, it was certain that Lin Wan 'er chose to forgive Wu Zhu in the end.

Lin Wan 'er forgave Wu Zhu. In Joy of Life, Lin Wan 'er discovered that Wu Zhu had killed Lin Gong. This discovery made her instantly turn dark. She decided to work with the Qing Emperor to set up a trap to kill Wu Zhu. However, Fan Xian stopped her in time. The specific details and plot description were not provided in the search results, but according to the information in the search results, there was no mention of Lin Wan 'er not forgiving Wu Zhu. Thus, it could be inferred that Lin Wan 'er had forgiven Wu Zhu.