The remains of the Great Path Facing the Heavens, Wu Zhu

In " The Path to Heaven," Wu Zhu was described as the remains of a robot. This was also considered Wu Zhu's death hint in " Joy of Life." Even though Wu Zhu was a robot, he played an important role in the story and appeared in both Joy of Life and The Road to Heaven.

Wu Zhu in " The Path to Heaven " was the remains of a robot. This was also considered to be the hint of Wu Zhu's death in " Joy of Life." At the end of the novel, in "Spies," Xu Le mentioned a robot wreckage from human civilization and pointed to Wu Zhu in "Joy of Life." Thus, Wu Zhu's remains had indeed appeared in " The Great Path Toward Heaven."

The current search results did not provide any details about the remains of the Great Path Facing Heaven Wu Zhu. Thus, I don't know the exact situation of Wu Zhu's remains.

At the end of the story of " The Road Toward Heaven,"" Spies " mentioned a robot wreckage from human civilization, pointing to Wu Zhu in " Joy of Life." This meant that Wu Zhu, as a robot, had already become a wreckage in the universe of " The Great Path Towards Heaven." However, the details of Wu Zhu's remains and the cause of his death were not clearly stated in the search results.

Wu Zhu in the Great Path to Heaven was the remains of a robot. This was also thought to be the hint of Wu Zhu's death in Joy of Life. At the end of the novel, in "Spies," Xu Le mentioned a robot wreckage from human civilization and pointed to Wu Zhu in "Joy of Life." The details of Wu Zhu's remains were not provided.

In the " The Great Path Toward Heaven ", Wu Zhu's remains were buried in the Green Leaf World of the Green Mountain Sect. Wu Zhu was the servant of the main character, Jing Jiu, and also a powerful Cultivation practitioner. Even though his body was crippled, his consciousness still existed. At the end of the novel, Jing Jiu merged Wu Zhu's body and consciousness, creating a brand-new existence. This existence had Wu Zhu's memory and power, but also his own consciousness and thoughts.

In Maoni's Eastern fantasy novel "The Great Path to Heaven", Wu Zhu was the servant of the main character, Jing Jiu, and also a robot. At the end of the novel, in order to kill Hao Tian (also known as the female lead), Wu Zhu blew up his entire mechanical body, leaving behind only the remains of his head.

The novel, The Way Toward Heaven, did mention Wu Zhu's remains. At the end of the novel,"Spike", Xu Le mentioned the remains of a robot from human civilization and pointed to Wu Zhu in "Joy of Life". This meant that " The Road to Heaven " was a sister story to " Joy of Life " and solved all the mysteries in the trilogy. Therefore, Wu Zhu in the " The Path to Heaven " was the remains of a robot, which was considered to be the hint of Wu Zhu's death in Joy of Life.

Wu Zhu in " The Path to Heaven " was the remains of a robot. This was also considered to be the hint of Wu Zhu's death in " Joy of Life." At the end of the novel, in "Spies," Xu Le mentioned a robot wreckage from human civilization and pointed to Wu Zhu in "Joy of Life." However, the details of Wu Zhu's remains and the cause of his death did not provide any clear information. Therefore, the current search results did not provide an answer to the specific situation of the remains of the Great Dao, Five Bamboo.

The novel " The Great Path Toward Heaven " had indeed mentioned Wu Zhu's remains. At the end of the novel,"Spike", Xu Le mentioned the remains of a robot from human civilization and pointed to Wu Zhu in "Joy of Life". This meant that " The Road to Heaven " was a sister story to " Joy of Life " and solved all the mysteries in the trilogy. However, there was no clear information about the specific situation of Wu Zhu's remains or the cause of his death. Therefore, the current search results did not provide an answer to the details of the Great Path Facing Heaven Wu Zhu's remains.