What happened to Wu Zhu's eyes?

Wu Zhu's eyes had laser energy. He covered his eyes to hide this powerful weapon to prevent it from hurting others. Wu Zhu's eyes could destroy objects with lasers, but this ability was difficult to control, so he chose to cover his eyes with a black cloth just in case.

Wu Zhu's eyes had laser energy. He covered his eyes to hide this powerful weapon to prevent it from hurting others. Wu Zhu's eyes could destroy objects with lasers, but this ability was difficult to control, so he chose to cover his eyes with a black cloth just in case. Wu Zhu's eyes were a part of the robot, not an ordinary person's eyes, so blindfolding his eyes did not affect his movements. The Qing Emperor curiously removed the black cloth over Wu Zhu's eyes and was killed by Wu Zhu's laser eyes. Wu Zhu covered his eyes to protect himself and others.

Wu Zhu's eyes had laser energy and could shoot out laser beams, which were very lethal. In order to prevent hurting others, Wu Zhu chose to cover his eyes. The black cloth covering his eyes was not because he could not see, but to hide his laser eyes. In the play, the Qing Emperor curiously removed the black cloth over Wu Zhu's eyes and was killed by Wu Zhu's laser eyes. Therefore, Wu Zhu covered his eyes to control his own abilities and protect the safety of others.

Wu Zhu's eyes had laser energy. His eyes could shoot out lasers that could destroy everything. To prevent hurting others, Wu Zhu chose to cover his eyes. In the final battle of " Celebrating Years," the Qing Emperor curiously removed the black cloth on Wu Zhu's eyes and discovered his laser eyes. Wu Zhu's laser eyes shot out a rainbow that illuminated the square in the Royal Palace. It pierced through the Qing Emperor's body and finally set the entire palace on fire. Wu Zhu's eyes were his secret weapon. He had never used them. It was only in the end, to avenge Ye Qingmei, that he used the laser eyes to kill the Qing Emperor. Therefore, Wu Zhu covered his eyes to control his laser ability to prevent hurting others.

Wu Zhu's eyes had laser energy. He covered his eyes to hide this powerful weapon to prevent it from hurting others. Wu Zhu's eyes could destroy objects with lasers, but this ability was difficult to control, so he chose to cover his eyes with a black cloth just in case. Wu Zhu's eyes were a secret weapon that he had never used. It was only in the end, to avenge Ye Qingmei, that he used the laser eye to kill the Qing Emperor. The purpose of covering one's eyes was to control one's laser ability to prevent others from being hurt.

Wu Zhu's eyes had laser energy. His eyes could shoot out lasers that could destroy everything. To prevent hurting others, Wu Zhu chose to cover his eyes. This way, he could avoid accidentally hurting others. In the play, the Qing Emperor curiously removed the black cloth over Wu Zhu's eyes and was killed by Wu Zhu's laser eyes. Therefore, Wu Zhu covered his eyes to protect himself and others.

Uncle Wu Zhu's eyes were a pair of eyes with laser energy. They could shoot laser beams and were very lethal. In order to avoid hurting others, he had been blindfolded. Covering his eyes didn't mean that he couldn't see, but it was to hide his identity and protect others. Thus, Uncle Wu Zhu's eyes could see.

Uncle Wu Zhu's eyes were a pair of eyes with laser energy. They could shoot laser beams and were very lethal. In order to avoid hurting others, he had been blindfolded. Covering his eyes didn't mean that he couldn't see, but it was to hide his identity and protect others. Thus, Uncle Wu Zhu's eyes could see.

Uncle Wu Zhu's eyes were a pair of eyes with laser energy. They could shoot laser beams and were very lethal. In order to avoid hurting others, he had been blindfolded. Covering his eyes didn't mean that he couldn't see, but it was to hide his identity and protect others. Thus, Uncle Wu Zhu's eyes could see.

Uncle Wu Zhu's eyes were a pair of eyes with laser energy. They could shoot laser beams and were very lethal. In order to avoid hurting others, he had been blindfolded. Covering his eyes didn't mean that he couldn't see, but it was to hide his identity and protect others. Thus, Uncle Wu Zhu's eyes could see.