Why was Wu Zhu injured?

Wu Zhu was a robot. He was injured because he had been seriously injured in the decisive battle with the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor had originally planned to perish together with Fan Xian, but he suddenly changed his mind. He wanted to see Wu Zhu's eyes before he died, so he took off the black cloth on his face. The search results didn't mention the specific details or cause of Wu Zhu's injury.

Wu Zhu had indeed been injured in the TV series Joy of Life. In the battle with the Qing Emperor, Wu Zhu was tortured badly and even heavily injured the Qing Emperor. Even though Wu Zhu could still fight the Qing Emperor despite being heavily injured, he ultimately survived and recovered on Dong Mountain. The exact number of times he was injured was not explicitly mentioned, but he had fought many times with Ye Liuyun, Ku He, and other characters in the show. Therefore, he could confirm that Wu Zhu was indeed injured.

Wu Zhu had indeed been injured in Joy of Life. In the battle with the Qing Emperor, Wu Zhu was tortured badly and even heavily injured the Qing Emperor. Even though Wu Zhu could still fight the Qing Emperor despite being heavily injured, he ultimately survived and recovered on Dong Mountain. The exact number of times he was injured was not explicitly mentioned, but he had fought many times with Ye Liuyun, Ku He, and other characters in the show.

Wu Zhu had indeed been injured in Joy of Life. In the battle with the Qing Emperor, Wu Zhu was tortured badly and even heavily injured the Qing Emperor. Even though Wu Zhu could still fight the Qing Emperor despite being heavily injured, he ultimately survived and recovered on Dong Mountain. The exact number of times he was injured was not explicitly mentioned, but he had fought many times with Ye Liuyun, Ku He, and other characters in the show.

Wu Zhu had indeed been injured in the TV series Joy of Life. In the battle with the Qing Emperor, Wu Zhu was tortured badly and even heavily injured the Qing Emperor. Even though Wu Zhu could still fight the Qing Emperor despite being heavily injured, he ultimately survived and recovered on Dong Mountain. The exact number of times he had been injured was not explicitly mentioned, but he had been injured twice in the play. The first time was after fighting with Ye Liuyun, and the second time was when Fan Xian escorted Xiao En back to Northern Qi.

Wu Zhu was indeed injured. In the TV series Joy of Life, Wu Zhu was badly abused in his fight with the Qing Emperor. He had even seriously injured the Qing Emperor. Although Wu Zhu could still fight with the Qing Emperor despite being heavily injured, he ultimately survived and recovered on Dong Mountain.

Wu Zhu was indeed injured. In " Celebrating Years," Wu Zhu was badly beaten in his fight with the Qing Emperor. He had even seriously injured the Qing Emperor. Although Wu Zhu could still fight with the Qing Emperor despite being heavily injured, he ultimately survived and recovered on Dong Mountain.

The reason why Wu Zhu was heavily injured by the Qing Emperor was because the Qing Emperor had broken through the restraints of a Grandmaster. His strength had increased greatly and surpassed Wu Zhu. In addition, Ye Qingmei ordered Wu Zhu not to use his strongest weapon, the laser eye, causing Wu Zhu to be at a disadvantage in his battle with the Qing Emperor. The two sides engaged in an intense battle. The specific process of the battle was not mentioned.

The reason why Wu Zhu was heavily injured by the Qing Emperor was because the Qing Emperor had broken through the restraints of a Grandmaster. His strength had increased greatly and surpassed Wu Zhu. In addition, Ye Qingmei ordered Wu Zhu not to use his strongest weapon, the laser eye, causing Wu Zhu to be at a disadvantage in his battle with the Qing Emperor. The specific battle process and reason were not mentioned in the search results provided.

The reason why Wu Zhu was heavily injured by the Qing Emperor was because the Qing Emperor had broken through the restraints of a Grandmaster. His strength had increased greatly and surpassed Wu Zhu. In addition, Ye Qingmei ordered Wu Zhu not to use his strongest weapon, the laser eye, causing Wu Zhu to be at a disadvantage in his battle with the Qing Emperor. The two sides engaged in an intense battle. The specific process of the battle was not mentioned.