Celebrating Yu Nian, Wu Zhu forgot something

In the years of celebration, Wu Zhu had forgotten everything related to Ye Qingmei, including the cause of her death and their relationship. In addition, Wu Zhu had forgotten the mission the Temple had sent him to assassinate Fan Xian.

Wu Zhu in the novels and TV series did not die at the end. After he had been seriously injured by the Qing Emperor, he had gone to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Under the influence of Fan Xian, Ye Qingmei, and the others, he had recovered his self-awareness and chosen to live alone. He did not continue to be with Fan Xian's family. Thus, Wu Zhu did not die during the celebration.

Wu Zhu did not die during the celebration. In the ending of the novel and TV series, Wu Zhu went to Dong Mountain to recuperate after being seriously injured by the Qing Emperor. Under the influence of Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he regained his self-awareness and chose to live alone instead of continuing to live with Fan Xian. Thus, according to the information provided, Wu Zhu did not die during the celebration.

In the novel, Wu Zhu did not die in the end. In the ending of the novel, after Wu Zhu was seriously injured by the Qing Emperor, he went to Dong Mountain to recuperate. Under the influence of Ye Qingmei, Fan Xian, and the others, he recovered 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.

Wu Zhu did not die in "Celebrating Years." In the ending of the novel and the TV series, Wu Zhu 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 " Celebrating Years."

Uncle Wu Zhu's identity in " Celebrating Years " was a guardian of a temple, an intelligent robot, and Ye Qingmei's guard and messenger. He was the temple's security guardian, and also the strongest in terms of strength and intelligence among the temple's intelligent robots. In addition, he was also Ye Qingmei's guard and envoy. He had always taken care of her son, Fan Xian. Wu Zhu's identity caused people to speculate. Some thought he was Ye Qingmei's attendant, some thought he was an envoy sent by the Temple, and some thought he was a highly intelligent robot. In summary, Uncle Wu Zhu's identity was a guardian of the temple, an intelligent robot, and Ye Qingmei's guard and messenger.

Uncle Wu Zhu's identity was the guardian of a temple, an AI robot, and Ye Qingmei's guard and envoy.

Uncle Wu Zhu's identity in " Celebrating Years " was a high-tech intelligent robot. He was the guardian of the temple, Ye Qingmei's guard and messenger. He was a product of the previous civilization, the first generation of the 'immortal messenger' sent to the human world by the temple. Although his appearance was not much different from a normal human, he would not age. Moreover, he had been reprogrammed and lost a part of his memory. Uncle Wu Zhu's identity caused people to speculate. Some said he was Ye Qingmei's attendant, some said he was an envoy sent by the Temple, and some said he was a highly intelligent robot.

Qing Yu Nian's shadow was not Wu Zhu. The Shadow was Chen Pingping's personal guard, the head of the Sixth Bureau, and was known as the world's number one assassin. His true identity was Sigu Jian's younger brother and eldest disciple. Wu Zhu, on the other hand, was one of the great grandmasters. He was considered to be at the peak of martial arts and possessed powerful swordsmanship. Although the Shadow had deep admiration and respect for Wu Zhu, they were two different characters. Thus, Qing Yu Nian's shadow was not Wu Zhu.

During the Qing years, Wu Zhu was killed by the Qing Emperor. In novels and television dramas, the Qing Emperor and Wu Zhu had an intense battle. The Qing Emperor heavily injured Wu Zhu and removed the black cloth over his eyes. In the end, he was killed by Wu Zhu's laser eyes. Thus, the Qing Emperor was the one who killed Wu Zhu.