Is Wu Zhu a robot in the novel celebrating the past few years?

Yes, Wu Zhu in Joy of Life was a robot character. He was a high-tech AI left behind from the previous civilization. He was brought out of the temple by Ye Qingmei to become her servant and protector. Although his appearance was not much different from that of a normal person, he would not age and had lost part of his memories. In his interactions with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, Wu Zhu had displayed his consciousness and feelings. He had displayed human feelings and loyalty. He would risk his life to save his master's child and silently protect him. Even if he was restarted and lost all his memories, he would not carry out the order to kill Fan Xian. These phenomena all showed that Wu Zhu had his own consciousness and feelings, proving that he was a robot but also had feelings.

Yes, Wu Zhu in Joy of Life was a robot. He was a product of a highly developed high-tech civilization, and his appearance was not much different from that of a normal human. Even though his face would not age and he had lost a portion of his memories after being edited, in his interactions with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he displayed human feelings. He would risk his life to save his master's child and silently protect him. Even if he was restarted and lost all his memories, he would not carry out the order to kill Fan Xian. These phenomena showed that Wu Zhu had his own consciousness and feelings.

Wu Zhu was a mysterious character in Maoni's online novel, Joy of Life. He was the servant of the main character Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. His martial arts skills were unfathomable. He was a hidden Great Grandmaster other than the four Great Grandmasters. Wu Zhu was usually silent. His eyes were covered with a black cloth, and his face was delicate and pretty, as if he would never grow old. Thirty years ago, he was brought out of the temple by Ye Qingmei and had been protecting her. When Ye Qingmei was assassinated in Taiping Courtyard, he was lured away by the people in the Temple and lost a part of his memory. Later, he rescued Fan Xian and brought him to Danzhou. He had taught Fan Xian since he was young and was the family Fan Xian cared about the most. In the development of the plot, he tried to retrieve his previous memories, but all his memories were wiped away by the temple. In the end, he followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. In the end, he recuperated on Dong Mountain. In the TV series Joy of Life, Wu Zhu was played by Tong Mengshi. Regarding whether Wu Zhu's identity was a robot or whether he had feelings, there was no clear answer in the search results provided.

Wu Zhu was a mysterious character in Maoni's online novel, Joy of Life. He was the servant of the main character Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. His martial arts were unfathomable. He was a hidden Great Grandmaster other than the four Great Grandmasters, and his strength exceeded the four Great Grandmasters. He was usually quiet and his eyes were covered with a black cloth. He had a delicate appearance and seemed to never grow old. 30 years ago, after Ye Qingmei brought Wu Zhu out of the Temple, he had always protected Ye Qingmei and taught Fan Xian. However, he had lost a part of his memory. Later on, the temple had erased all his memories. In the end, he followed Fan Xian back to the Central Plains and joined forces with everyone to kill the Qing Emperor. In the end, he recuperated on Dong Mountain. Wu Zhu's true identity was a robot, a high-tech intelligent human left behind from the last civilization. Although his appearance was no different from a normal person, it could be seen from the details in the play that he was not a real human being. Even though he was a high-tech robot, Wu Zhu had human feelings when interacting with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian. He possessed extremely powerful martial arts. Even the four Grandmasters were no match for him.

In the ending of Joy of Life, Wu Zhu was severely injured by the Qing Emperor. Afterwards, he went to Dong Mountain alone to recuperate. Under the influence of Ye Qingmei, Fan Xian, and the others, Wu Zhu gradually regained his consciousness. His martial arts were strong and ranked above the four great grandmasters. In the end, Wu Zhu chose to live alone and not continue living with Fan Xian.

Wu Zhu's ending in Joy of Life was that he was seriously injured by the Qing Emperor and went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Under the influence of Ye Qingmei, Fan Xian, and the others, Wu Zhu gradually regained his consciousness and chose to live alone. He did not continue to be with Fan Xian's family. Thus, Wu Zhu did not die in the novel.

Wu Zhu's ending in Joy of Life was that he was seriously injured by the Qing Emperor and went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Under the influence of Ye Qingmei, Fan Xian, and the others, Wu Zhu regained his self-awareness and chose to live alone. He did not continue to live with Fan Xian. Thus, Wu Zhu did not die in the novel.

Wu Zhu's ending in Joy of Life was that he was seriously injured by the Qing Emperor and went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Under the influence of Ye Qingmei, Fan Xian, and the others, Wu Zhu regained his self-awareness and chose to live alone. He did not continue to be with Fan Xian's family. Thus, Wu Zhu did not die in the novel.

In Joy of Life's novel, Wu Zhu's ending was when he was seriously injured by the Qing Emperor and went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Under the influence of Ye Qingmei, Fan Xian, and the others, Wu Zhu gradually regained his consciousness and chose to live alone. He did not continue to live with Fan Xian. Thus, Wu Zhu did not die in Joy of Life's ending.

Wu Zhu's ending in Joy of Life was that he was seriously injured by the Qing Emperor and went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Under the influence of Ye Qingmei, Fan Xian, and the others, Wu Zhu regained his self-awareness and chose to live alone. He did not continue to live with Fan Xian. Thus, Wu Zhu did not die in the novel.