The reason Hu Liena went to Slaughter City was because the Continental Spirit Masters Elite Competition's failure was a blow to her. As the successor to Spirit Hall's Supreme Pontiff, her failure to Tang San would disappoint Bibi Dong's hopes, so she wanted to increase her strength through experience in Slaughter City. And Tang San went to Slaughter City because Tang Hao wanted him to learn the Deathgod Domain. They had many experiences in Slaughter City. For example, they chose to team up to pass the final trial. In the final trial, Tang San saved Hu Liena when she couldn't resist, but there were also people who believed that if not for Tang San, Hu Liena might have had a chance to pass the trial with her own strength, because she had displayed her strength in the previous trial alone, but she would become indecisive when she was with Tang San. In addition, Hu Liena was even more like an assistant by Tang San's side. This was because her heart was in chaos in front of Tang San. Also, Tang San's appearance had changed in Slaughter City, and he didn't use Blue Silver Grass spirit, didn't see spirit rings nor use spirit abilities, and other factors, making Hu Liena unable to recognize Tang San under the alias Tang Yin. Moreover, they had both experienced a hundred victories in Slaughter City's Purgatory Field, and finally left Slaughter City together, successfully challenging the trials of Slaughter City. During this process, Hu Liena had developed feelings of admiration for Tang San. Had he not watched enough of Long Lovesickness 2? Hurry up and read the original work of " Everlasting Lovesickness 2: A Vow of Love "!
In Slaughter City's competition, Tang San and Hu Liena each had outstanding performances at different stages, and it couldn't be simply determined who won. After Tang San came to Slaughter City, he actively participated in the battle. Relying on his own advantages, such as his outstanding skills when he couldn't use spirit abilities, Tang Sect hidden weapon methods, inner sect methods, Clear Sky Hammer and external spirit bone support, etc., he obtained sixty seven consecutive victories in less than a year, and finally with Hu Liena both obtained ninety nine victories. Hu Liena had arrived at Slaughter City before Tang San, and when Tang San had just arrived she had already obtained sixteen victories. Throughout the entire process she had also led Tang San in victories, similarly reaching ninety-nine in the end. In the final Hell Road trial, they chose to team up to pass, and in the process when Hu Liena couldn't resist Tang San saved her, but this still couldn't prove who had won in the entire Slaughter City experience, because Hu Liena had also assisted Tang San in this trial, and if not for Tang San, Hu Liena might have had a chance to pass the trial with her own strength. Had he not watched enough of Long Lovesickness 2? Hurry up and read the original work of " Everlasting Lovesickness 2: A Vow of Love "!
On the Douluo Continent, Hu Liena entered the Slaughter Tower at the beginning of the fourth volume of the [Douluo Continent's Nine Star Heavenly Jewel], which was around chapters 25 to 26.
The actor who played Hu Liena in Douluo Continent 2 was Xu Jiaqi. Had he not watched enough of Long Lovesickness 2? Hurry up and read the original work of " Everlasting Lovesickness 2: A Vow of Love "!
Hu Liena was a supporting character in the Tang clan's Third Young Master's otherworldly continent fantasy novel Douluo Continent and its derivative works. She was Spirit Hall's "Saintess", and also one of the cores of the "Golden Generation", Supreme Pontiff Bibi Dong's disciple, the first successor to the next Supreme Pontiff. Her only relative was her brother Xie Yue, because her parents died when she was young, she was raised by Spirit Hall. Tang Hao had once evaluated her as the most powerful and most terrifying one in Spirit Hall. If not for Tang San's Purple Demon Eye's restraint, she alone could have taken care of the Shrek Seven Devils. After the Continental Advanced Spirit Master Academy Tournament, she entered Slaughter City and fell in love with Tang San, who had the alias Tang Yin.
Manga fans had different conjectures about Hu Liena's height. Some comic fans speculated that her height wasn't even 170cm, even shorter than Ning Rongrong, according to the height difference between her and Tang San, if Tang San was 180cm, she would at most be around 150cm, and some comic fans speculated that her height was around 170cm, but wouldn't exceed Xiao Wu, but the officials didn't publicly announce Hu Liena's height, these were all just comic fans 'speculations.
In the setting of "Douluo Continent," crossing over to Douluo Continent and having a special interaction with Hu Liena belonged to the category of douren creation. If he wanted to create such a plot, he would first have to consider his own role and ability settings after transmigrating. If he transmigrated with great strength, he might have more opportunities to take the initiative when meeting Hu Liena. For example, powerful spirit masters or people with special abilities on the Douluo Continent would attract attention, which might attract Hu Liena's attention. However, as Spirit Hall's "Holy Maiden", Hu Liena had a noble status and formidable strength. She had complicated interpersonal relationships and missions. Her relationship with Spirit Hall, her brother Xie Yue, and her loyalty to Bibi Dong were all factors that affected the plot's development. From the point of view of emotional development, Hu Liena fell in love with Tang San in the original work, so to make her accept a transmigrator, it was necessary to construct a special plot conflict and emotional entanglement. For example, when the transmigrator saved her when she encountered danger, or when she faced some important decisions related to Spirit Hall, he gave her crucial help, gradually changing her emotional inclination. However, creating such a plot required a deep understanding of Douluo Continent's worldview, character relationships, and setting rules in order to construct a reasonable and attractive story.