Why doesn't Wu Zhu have any memories?

The reason Wu Zhu had lost his memory was because part of his memory had been erased by the Temple. While carrying out his mission, Wu Zhu had been severely injured by Fan Xian, causing his memory to be damaged. He had forgotten everything related to the Temple. Although he had lost his memory, Wu Zhu still retained his instinct to protect the descendants of Fan Xian and Ye Qingmei. He did not carry out the order to kill Fan Xian. Wu Zhu's amnesia was part of the complicated relationship between him, the Temple, and Ye Qingmei. At the same time, it was also proof that he, as a robot, had a human soul and emotions. Thus, Wu Zhu's loss of memory was due to the Temple's intervention and external factors.

Wu Zhu didn't have true qi because he was an intelligent robot, which was different from the way humans cultivated true qi. Although Wu Zhu didn't have true energy, he could calculate the best time to attack and the best route to dodge through the built-in micro computer, giving him the fighting power of a great grandmaster. His double weakness was the loss of memory and the need to return to the temple regularly to recharge. These limitations caused Wu Zhu to be unable to use the laser before the Qing Emperor took advantage of his weakness. Therefore, Wu Zhu's lack of true energy was determined by his identity and the characteristics of the robot.

There were several reasons why Wu Zhu did not use his laser eyes. First of all, Wu Zhu did not find the real murderer who killed Ye Qingmei, so he did not meet anyone worthy of using his laser eyes during the Taiping Courtyard incident. Secondly, Wu Zhu believed that protecting Fan Xian and keeping him alive was more important than revenge, so he had to make sure Fan Xian was properly settled before he could consider other matters. In the end, Wu Zhu was seriously injured in the Taiping Courtyard incident, causing his memory to be damaged and forgetting that he still had the laser eye weapon. The reason Wu Zhu did not use his laser eyes was because he had not encountered a suitable target, the importance of protecting Fan Xian, and his memory loss.

There were several reasons why Wu Zhu did not use the laser eye in the beginning. First of all, Wu Zhu's metal rod was enough to deal with the Imperial Army. There was no need to use laser eyes. Secondly, laser weapons were limited in terms of usage conditions. They might require specific environments or targets to be effective. Most importantly, Wu Zhu's memories had been reorganized by the temple's AI. He had never remembered that he had a secret weapon, the laser eye. It was not until the final battle when the Qing Emperor curiously took off Wu Zhu's blindfold that the laser eye lost control and fired, ending the Qing Emperor's life. Therefore, Wu Zhu did not use the laser eye because he did not realize that he had this ability, and there was no need to use it in the previous battle.

The reason why Wu Zhu was so powerful was because he was a robot from the future world. He had super strength and special abilities. His martial arts were unrivaled, and his strength surpassed the four Grandmasters. Wu Zhu was skilled in using rainbow rays (laser eyes) and could easily kill martial grandmaster level opponents. His precise calculation of attack speed and agility, as well as his powerful rainbow ray ability, made him one of the most powerful characters in the show. Although he did not have true qi, he could always remain calm and rational. This gave him a certain advantage in a one-on-one fight with a martial grandmaster. In addition, Wu Zhu had another weakness, and that was his fear of fire. In short, Uncle Wu Zhu was so powerful because his special identity and powerful abilities allowed him to surpass the other characters and become one of the most powerful existences in "Celebrating Years."

Wu Zhu didn't know how to use true qi. Wu Zhu was a robot. He did not have the ability to use true qi. His combat style relied on precise calculations and zero-error attacks. He fought by finding the shortest path and stabbing into the opponent's vital points. Although Wu Zhu could simulate some martial arts moves, without the driving force of zhenqi, these moves were only superficial. Warriors with some attainments could easily distinguish them. Therefore, Wu Zhu's advantage was that he could maintain his calm and rationality, and had a good mentality, rather than relying on the power of zhenqi.

The reason Wu Zhu had feelings was because in his interactions with Fan Xian and Ye Qingmei, he had displayed human feelings. He risked his life to save Fan Xian's child and silently protected Fan Xian. Even after losing his memory, he still refused to carry out the order to kill Fan Xian. These actions showed that Wu Zhu already had his own consciousness and feelings. He had sincere love and protection for Fan Xian. Although Wu Zhu was a high-tech robot, he displayed human emotions in his interactions with Fan Xian and Ye Qingmei.

Wu Zhu regained his memories. Fan Xian had successfully awakened Wu Zhu's memories through his warm interactions and care. While Wu Zhu was recuperating on Dong Mountain, he gradually regained his consciousness and hoped to live a quiet life. Although Wu Zhu's memories had been erased, he had not died. Thus, Wu Zhu finally regained his memories.

Wu Zhu had successfully recovered a portion of his memories in " Celebrating Years." Through Fan Xian's warmth and concern, Wu Zhu gradually regained his consciousness. Even though his memories had been erased, under the influence of Fan Xian, Ye Qingmei, and the others, he had successfully recovered a portion of his memories. The specific recovery process was not mentioned, but it was certain that Wu Zhu's memories gradually recovered in the play.

Wu Zhu was called Old Fifth because he was the fifth sworn brother of the Qing Emperor and the others, and the Qing Emperor affectionately called him Old Fifth. When Ye Qingmei was alive, she followed the principle of everyone being equal. She pulled the Qing Emperor, Chen Pingping, Fan Jian, King Jing, and Wu Zhu to become sworn brothers. Wu Zhu was the youngest, so the Qing Emperor called him Old Fifth. There was a deep friendship between these five people. The Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei were also very close. When the Qing Emperor mentioned Wu Zhu, he called him Old Fifth, perhaps because he remembered their past days and friendship.