In the last part of the Douluo Continent, after Tang San defeated Qian Renxue, why did he send Dai Mubai to the front line?

In Douluo Continent, Qian Renxue and Tang San met at different times. Qian Renxue was the champion of the spirit beast competition. She was a blue spirit beast with formidable fighting strength and special abilities. Tang San was also a spirit master. He was a white spirit beast, and his abilities and strength were also very formidable. Before the Spirit Beast Competition, Tang San had once participated in a selection and met Qian Renxue. At that time Tang San was attracted by Qian Renxue's beauty and strength, and Qian Renxue was also attracted by Tang San's intelligence and tenacious willpower. The two of them formed a bond and cooperated with each other in the next game to win the game. In the following plot, Tang San and Qian Renxue's relationship gradually deepened, becoming each other's most important friends and partners.

In Douluo Continent, Qian Renxue finally fell in love with Tang San for a rather complicated reason, involving the development of the novel's plot and the change in character. In the novel's plot, Qian Renxue had once developed jealousy and hatred for Tang San because of her mother, but after experiencing many adventures and battles with Tang San, she gradually came to understand Tang San's tenacity, courage, and wisdom. Qian Renxue herself was also a rather complicated character. She had a strong personality and pursuit, as well as a deep emotional experience. In the novel, she had developed feelings for Tang Wulin, Huo Yuhao, and the others. However, after she got together with Tang San, she gradually realized the importance of Tang San to her. The mutual understanding and support between them made her develop even deeper feelings. Combining the above reasons, we can conclude that Qian Renxue finally fell in love with Tang San because after experiencing many adventures and battles with Tang San, she gradually realized Tang San's tenacity, courage, and wisdom, as well as the love story between him and Tang Wulin, gradually producing change and sympathy. At the same time, Tang San's concern and support for her made her develop even deeper feelings.

On Douluo Continent, Xiao Wu and Tang San didn't directly meet Dai Mubai in the novel, and Dai Mubai didn't appear in the novel's plot. Dai Mubai was an important character in《Douluo Continent》, the headmaster of the Spirit Master Academy and also an outstanding Spirit Master. He was extremely powerful and had once won the legendary award of the Spirit Master world,"Spirit Master King".

In Douluo Continent, Spirit Hall was one of the most powerful spirit master organizations in the spirit master world. Their leader Qian Renxue had always maintained vigilance and hostility towards Tang San. Even though Tang San had an extremely high reputation and strength in the Spirit Master world, he was at the same time also someone Spirit Hall viewed as a threat. Thus when Spirit Hall roped Tang San in, Qian Renxue didn't tell him the truth. This was because she knew Tang San's strength and status and knew he wouldn't be easily defeated by Spirit Hall. At the same time she also understood Spirit Hall's threat and responsibility to the Spirit Master world, so she wouldn't risk exposing Tang San's identity and strength to avoid posing an even greater threat to the Spirit Master world. In summary, the reason Qian Renxue didn't tell Tang San the truth was because she considered the safety of the Spirit Master world as well as avoiding an even greater threat to Tang San.

In the novel Douluo Continent, Zhu Zhuqing and Dai Mubai were fellow disciples. The two had already known each other before entering school. In the novel, there wasn't much description of the feelings between Zhu Zhuqing and Dai Mubai, but there were traces of Zhu Zhuqing's feelings for Dai Mubai. The reasons Zhu Zhuqing liked Dai Mubai might be the following: Dai Mubai's sense of justice and responsibility: The novel described Dai Mubai as a very upright and responsible person. His help and support to Zhu Zhuqing made her feel very warm and at ease. 2 Dai Mubai's strength and charm: Dai Mubai was a genius Douluo with formidable strength. His cheerful and open-minded personality made Zhu Zhuqing deeply interested in him. 3. The tacit understanding and feelings between the two: In the novel, Zhu Zhuqing and Dai Mubai had a very deep tacit understanding. This kind of tacit understanding and feelings complemented each other, making the feelings between the two even more intimate. Zhu Zhuqing's feelings for Dai Mubai were a kind of worship and appreciation, based on the recognition and trust of his strength and charm, and also because of the tacit understanding and feelings between the two.

Douluo Continent's Qian Renxue's mother was the spirit beast snow maiden. Snow maidens were powerful soul beasts that were usually described as beautiful and elegant. On the Douluo Continent, snow maidens were extremely popular soul beasts because they possessed powerful combat abilities and special abilities such as the control of water and ice elements. Qian Renxue was the snow maiden's son with powerful ice attribute spirit power.

Qian Renxue was a character in Douluo Continent and also an important character in the novel. She was a famous soul master in the soul master world. She had once obtained the help of a soul beast and possessed powerful soul power. In the novel, Qian Renxue's story ran through the entire Douluo Continent series. Her fate was closely linked to the fate of the Douluo Continent.

What happened after Qian Renxue swapped Tang San's memories? This was a fictional story that could not give a definite answer. However, he could make some speculations and imaginations based on the plot and setting of the novel. If Qian Renxue really changed Tang San's memories, then this might have a certain influence on Tang San's spirit and thinking. He might find that what he thought was important before was actually not so real. He may experience some confusion and struggle because he has forgotten the past experiences, which are very important to him. Tang San might relearn and understand himself, including his identity and mission. He might discover his goals on the Douluo Continent and how he should achieve them. He might regain the strength and courage he had lost to face new challenges and opportunities. However, this was only a speculation and imagination. The specific situation still needed to be further developed according to the plot and setting of the novel.

In "Douluo Continent" Dai Mubai and Heaven Dou Emperor Tang San gave birth to three children: Dai Mucheng was Dai Mubai's eldest son. In the novel, she was set as a student of the Spirit Master Academy, then became a legendary figure in the Spirit Master world, known as the "Spirit Master King". 2 Dai Muyang was Dai Mubai's second son. In the novel he was set as an outstanding Spirit Master who had participated in Spirit Master competitions and won many championships. At the same time he was also a spirit tool developer with deep strength. 3 Dai Mufeng was Dai Mubai's third son. In the novel she was set as a Spirit Master who had once participated in Spirit Master competitions and won many second place titles, and was also an outstanding Spirit Master dancer.

On the Douluo Continent, Qian Renxue was a very beautiful female character. She wore a white dress that reached her ankles, elegant and agile, as pure as snowflakes. The dress was embellished with gorgeous jewels that sparkled and emitted a noble aura. Her long hair fell to her waist like a waterfall, shining with a crystal light. Her pair of pale hands accentuated her elegance and beauty. The design of this dress was very unique. It used traditional Chinese silk craftsmanship to make the white silk very soft and light. At the same time, it added some modern design elements such as tassels and bows to make the entire dress look more gorgeous and exquisite. Qian Renxue wearing Qian Renxue's dress gave people a noble and elegant feeling, at the same time displaying her elegance and charm.