The Great Cao Thief of the Three Kingdoms: Save Lady Du from the Start

Why didn't Liu Yu integrate with Emperor Wu of Song? Instead, he recruited someone like Ran Min, who was similar to Li Chengdong?

Since the protagonist is named Liu Yu, wouldn't directly merging with Liu Yu's template be more impressive than Ran Min?

Why not just use the "Liu Laohu" template instead of "Liu Yu"? Does "Liu Laohu" even need the "Min Ran" template?

First, let me ask the author: if the invasion of foreign tribes occurred in other dynasties, I wouldn't raise any objections. Although it was the late Han Dynasty, the military strength of the Han Dynasty at that time was still far superior to that of foreign tribes on the border. The saying "Han perished because of its strength" doesn't refer to the economy and overall national strength of the late Han Dynasty, but rather to its military power.

Taking the name of Emperor Wu of the Southern Song Dynasty and using the template of the Martial King, are you trying to reach for the heavens?

Wasn't Liu Yu the most capable emperor in terms of fighting prowess? He could fight against thousands with only a few dozen men, and still charge forward alone. Compared to him, even Zhao Kuangyin, who was known as a martial arts master, seemed utterly weak.

Ran Min's martial prowess would be unmatched even in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. I remember a novel that described Ran Min as being unable to defeat Lü Bu, which was absolutely hilarious.

Madam Du has already married you, and you still keep calling her Madam Du.

Why give it such an archaic name, and use a character modeled after Ran Min? Is this self-imposed limitation?

The rewards listed in your description are all useless. Aren't there any rewards for powerful protagonists? For example, Zhao Yun's martial prowess is much stronger than that trash sea map, isn't it?