Review Detail of Dimensionist in Building The Ultimate Fantasy

Oh boy, where should I start with this. In the beginning, it was okay. Not particularly great, mind you, and it didn't really break the mold beyond its premise, but that itself was interesting enough that I was willing to give it a try. Then we get to chapter 30-31. Spoilers ahead: So, the MC and his party are being impeded by the Confucians on the island where the land he purchased is, to protest against his incoming shutdown of the brothel on it (which they're fond of). They rail against him, and the MC is apparently in a dilemma according to the current antagonist - he can't just have them killed, cause quite a few of those Confucians are ordained by the Imperial Advisor, who his father and family is subordinate to. Let's leave aside the morality of killing unarmed people who are basically just trash-talking you - that's probably a fantasy of many people on Qidian, no point in looking for support on that matter here. Here, we're presented a problem the MC should have to solve with his wits, and we've had it explained to us before about exactly why this is a problem, and how the MC will have to deal with it. So how does the MC deal with it? By ... killing them all by ordering his Grandmaster servant. Great. So all that talk earlier was complete bull****, huh? Based on how the story's going, it probably won't even matter. So the MC deals with things in the most retarded, straightforward way, gets praised for it, and we're supposed to look up to this idiot and the plot that tries to create obstacles for the MC, but goes back to sucking his dick when he says no. Too dumb for me, fam. I'm out.