Zi-Xu Downfall

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Wu Zi-xu, or Wu Yun, was a native of Chu. He opened his eye on the bed, he did not have time to figure out why he was in the 21 century. The first thing jumped to his mind was to revenge his dead father and brother. Wu Zi-xu went looking for King Zhao and his offspring, but they all dead for centuries. However, since he couldn 't find any of his offspring, he wanted to dig out the tomb of King Ping of Chu and to give the corpse three hundred lashes. He failed because the tomb was protected by Chinese government, who forbad him to destroy the historical monument.

Wu Zi-xu woke up to the situation, he travelled from BC400 to 2016. Even though his enemies were all dead, he still wanted to revenge on King Ping of Chu. He needed power as what
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Wu Zi-xu’s experience reminded him his own hard time in early 1990. His corporate declared twice bankrupt in 1991 and 2004, and he almost went personal bankrupt in 1991. His financial situation recovered at the end of 1990 and he earned a legacy after his father’s death. In 2003, Trump became the executive producer and host of the TV reality show, The Apprentice, which brought him some reputation and business opportunities.
Wu Zi-xu had his foresight to plan the presidential election. . The first strategy was to target neutral state. ISIS Paris attack shocked the entire world on November 13, 2015. Iraq issues and the nuclear weapon were the threats to the US. Those were the issues people most concerned about. Trump would convinced the public by discussing the issues they most care about. The second plan was to catch more public attention, so he hosted Saturday Night Live, an American late-night live television sketch comedy. Although it was a comedy, it attract more people to know what his stands
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He gained money and power from Trump as well as what he gained before from The King of Wu. He still could not dig out King Ping of Chu’s body and revenge for his father and brother. However, he changed his mind after this long trip. He wanted to use his ability to assist his country, China, and to assist Trump, who recognized his ability. He followed Trump’s business path, building internal first-class hotels in China. The difference is that Wu Zi-xu integrate traditional Chinese culture and modern Amercian culture into the hotels. He believed that these two cultures were the key components to make him successful so far.

When the presidential election was heard in China, Russian, Mexican and other countries, these presidents were not surprise on the result. They were glad that Trump did not become the president because they loved classic politician like Clinton. However, they still admired that Trump was smart to run for the 2016 president and to understand Wu Zi-xu’s worth. Chinese government was impressive on Wu Zi-xu’s new business, which brought a huge job opportunities and economics

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