The True Identity of Wu Zhu and the Final Story

Wu Zhu's true identity was a robot. He was the servant of the main character, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. Even though he was a robot, after interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he already had a human soul. In the plot, Wu Zhu followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. After being injured, he recuperated on Dong Mountain.

Wu Zhu's true identity was a robot. He was the servant of the main character, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. Even though he was a robot, after interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he already had a human soul. In the plot, Wu Zhu followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. However, after being injured, he went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Although Wu Zhu was a robot, he still retained human emotions and consciousness. There was no mention of the ending of the novel in the literature.

Wu Zhu's true identity was a robot. He was the servant of the main character, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. Even though he was a robot, after interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he already had a human soul. In the plot, Wu Zhu followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. However, after being injured, he went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. As for the ending, according to the information provided, Wu Zhu's final outcome was not clearly stated.

Wu Zhu's true identity was a robot. He was the servant of the main character, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. Even though he was a robot, after interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he already had a human soul. In the plot, Wu Zhu followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. However, after being injured, he went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Although a portion of Wu Zhu's memories had been erased, he still retained his loyalty to Fan Xian and did not carry out the order to kill the main character. In the end, the Qing Emperor tried to take off Wu Zhu's blindfold, but he was shot to death by Wu Zhu's laser eye. Thus, Wu Zhu's ending was to sacrifice himself in the process of protecting Fan Xian.

Wu Zhu's true identity was a robot. He was the servant of the main character, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. Even though he was a robot, after interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he already had a human soul. In the ending of the plot, Wu Zhu followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. However, after being injured, he went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Although Wu Zhu was a robot, he still retained human emotions and consciousness. He chose to live alone and not continue to be with Fan Xian's family.

Wu Zhu's true identity was a robot. He was the servant of the main character, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. Even though he was a robot, after interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he already had a human soul. In the ending of the plot, Wu Zhu followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. However, after being injured, he went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Although Wu Zhu was a robot, after interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he already had a human soul. Thus, Wu Zhu ended up recuperating on Dong Mountain. He still retained his human emotions and consciousness.

Wu Zhu's true identity was a robot. He was the servant of the main character, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. Even though he was a robot, after interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he already had a human soul. In the plot, Wu Zhu followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. However, after being injured, he went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Even though a portion of his memories had been erased, he still retained his loyalty to Fan Xian and did not execute the order to kill the main character. In the end, the Qing Emperor tried to take off Wu Zhu's blindfold, but he was shot to death by Wu Zhu's laser eye. Thus, Wu Zhu's ending was to sacrifice himself in the process of protecting Fan Xian.

Wu Zhu's true identity was a robot. He was the servant of the main character, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. Even though he was a robot, after interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he already had a human soul. In the plot, Wu Zhu followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. However, after being injured, he went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. As for the ending, according to the information provided, Wu Zhu's final outcome was not clearly stated.

Wu Zhu's true identity was a robot, a high-tech intelligent human left behind from the last civilization. In the novel " Joy of Life," Wu Zhu followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. However, after being injured, he went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Although Wu Zhu was a robot, after interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he already had a human soul. Even though a part of his memory had been erased, he still did not carry out the order and insisted on not killing the protagonist. Wu Zhu's ending was to recuperate on Dong Mountain. He chose to live alone and not continue to be with Fan Xian's family.

In Joy of Life, Wu Zhu's real identity was a robot. Although his appearance was not much different from a normal person, it could be seen from the details in the play that he was not a real human being. He would not grow old, and he possessed extraordinary martial arts and mysterious powers. In the ending of the plot, Wu Zhu followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. However, after being injured, he went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Although Wu Zhu was a robot, after interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he already had a human soul. Thus, Wu Zhu ended up recuperating on Dong Mountain. He still retained his human emotions and consciousness.