Celebrating the shadow of my remaining years and Wu Zhu

During the Qing years, the Shadow and Wu Zhu had a master-disciple relationship and a deep connection. The Shadow was Sigu Jian's younger brother and eldest disciple. He deeply admired Wu Zhu's swordsmanship and ability and regarded Wu Zhu as a super idol. Wu Zhu was one of the great grandmasters and was considered to be at the peak of martial arts. He possessed powerful sword techniques. The Shadow had seen Wu Zhu's powerful strength when he was young and deeply admired his swordsmanship and ability. Thus, the Shadow worshiped Wu Zhu because Wu Zhu was his idol and mentor. Although there was a certain connection between them, and the shadow had also imitated Wu Zhu's techniques, they were not the same person.

In Joy of Life, Shadow and Wu Zhu were two different characters. The Shadow was Sigu Jian's younger brother and also Chen Pingping's personal guard. He had deep respect and worship for Wu Zhu. Wu Zhu, on the other hand, was one of the grandmasters. He was considered to be at the peak of martial arts and possessed powerful sword techniques. Although there was a certain connection between them, and the shadow had also imitated Wu Zhu's techniques, they were not the same person. Thus, the Shadow and Wu Zhu in Joy of Life were two separate characters.

In the years of celebration, the relationship between the Shadow and Wu Zhu was that Wu Zhu was the Shadow's idol and fanatic admirer, while the Shadow was Wu Zhu's younger brother and eldest disciple. The Shadow had always been by Chen Pingping's side, her most loyal bodyguard. The Shadow's true identity was Sigu Jian's younger brother and a member of the Great Grandmaster. Thus, there was a master-disciple relationship and a deep connection between the Shadow and Wu Zhu.

In Joy of Life, the relationship between the Shadow and Wu Zhu was that Wu Zhu was the Shadow's idol and crazy admirer, while the Shadow was Wu Zhu's younger brother and eldest disciple. The Shadow had always been by Chen Pingping's side, her most loyal bodyguard. The Shadow's true identity was Sigu Jian's younger brother and a member of the Great Grandmaster. Thus, there was a master-disciple relationship and a deep connection between the Shadow and Wu Zhu. As for the specific interaction and development between them, the search results did not provide more information.

In Joy of Life, the relationship between the Shadow and Wu Zhu was that Wu Zhu was the Shadow's idol and crazy admirer, while the Shadow was Wu Zhu's younger brother and eldest disciple. The Shadow had always been by Chen Pingping's side, her most loyal bodyguard. The Shadow's true identity was Sigu Jian's younger brother and a member of the Great Grandmaster. Thus, the Shadow and Wu Zhu had a close relationship.

In the years of celebration, the relationship between the Shadow and Wu Zhu was that Wu Zhu was the Shadow's idol and fanatic admirer, while the Shadow was Wu Zhu's younger brother and eldest disciple. The Shadow had always been by Chen Pingping's side, her most loyal bodyguard. The Shadow's true identity was Sigu Jian's younger brother and a member of the Great Grandmaster. Thus, there was a master-disciple relationship and a deep connection between the Shadow and Wu Zhu. The Shadow deeply admired Wu Zhu's swordsmanship and ability, and regarded him as a super idol. Wu Zhu had also guided the Shadow in his sword arts cultivation. In short, the relationship between the Shadow and Wu Zhu was a master-disciple relationship and a relationship of mutual admiration.

In Joy of Life, the relationship between the Shadow and Wu Zhu was that Wu Zhu was the Shadow's idol and crazy admirer, while the Shadow was Wu Zhu's younger brother and eldest disciple. The Shadow had always been by Chen Pingping's side, her most loyal bodyguard. The Shadow's true identity was Sigu Jian's younger brother and a member of the Great Grandmaster. Thus, the Shadow and Wu Zhu had a close relationship.

In Joy of Life, the relationship between the Shadow and Wu Zhu was that Wu Zhu was the Shadow's idol and crazy admirer, while the Shadow was Wu Zhu's younger brother and eldest disciple. The Shadow had always been by Chen Pingping's side, her most loyal bodyguard. The Shadow's true identity was Sigu Jian's younger brother and a member of the Great Grandmaster. Thus, there was a master-disciple relationship and a deep connection between the Shadow and Wu Zhu. Wu Zhu was one of the great grandmasters and was considered to be at the peak of martial arts. He possessed powerful sword techniques. The Shadow deeply admired Wu Zhu's swordsmanship and ability, and regarded him as a super idol. The Shadow and Wu Zhu had a certain relationship in the play. Wu Zhu had helped and created Sigu Jian. The Shadow had tried to assassinate Sigu Jian, but he had failed and left in the end. As for their specific relationship and actions in Joy of Life2, there was no mention of it in the current information.

In Joy of Life, the relationship between the Shadow and Wu Zhu was that Wu Zhu was the Shadow's idol and crazy admirer, while the Shadow was Wu Zhu's younger brother and eldest disciple. The Shadow had always been by Chen Pingping's side, her most loyal bodyguard. The Shadow's true identity was Sigu Jian's younger brother and a member of the Great Grandmaster. Thus, there was a master-disciple relationship and a deep connection between the Shadow and Wu Zhu. The Shadow deeply admired Wu Zhu's swordsmanship and ability, and regarded him as a super idol. Wu Zhu had also guided the Shadow in his sword arts cultivation. In short, the relationship between the Shadow and Wu Zhu was a master-disciple relationship and a relationship of mutual admiration.

In Joy of Life, the relationship between Shadow and Wu Zhu was that Wu Zhu was the idol and crazy admirer of Shadow, while Shadow was Wu Zhu's younger brother and eldest disciple. The Shadow had always been by Chen Pingping's side, her most loyal bodyguard. The Shadow's true identity was Sigu Jian's younger brother and a member of the Great Grandmaster. He had been waiting to take revenge on his brother, Sigu Jian, because Sigu Jian had killed his entire family. Wu Zhu was an intelligent robot, a product left behind by a highly developed high-tech civilization. He was in the temple and was eventually brought out by Ye Qingmei to become her servant. Thus, the Shadow and Wu Zhu had a master-disciple relationship, as well as a brotherly relationship.