If You Think I Have No Money, I Will Buy the Entire Ancient Holy Land

With more than 14 million views, after watching more than a dozen episodes, I just can't stop complaining. My parents were great heroes in the family. After their death, the whole family turned against each other and pitted the descendants of the heroes to death, took away their identities, and distributed them to mines. The system is only activated after the protagonist is kicked out of the house. He spends money to defeat the devil and picks up various reincarnated masters as his subordinates. When he meets the shopkeeper who opens a shop, he mocks the poor man for no reason. When he sees the spiritual stone, he immediately turns into a licking dog. Here comes the most incomprehensible thing: an entire family bullies and exploits the protagonist, but when the protagonist has huge wealth, he actually chooses to make peace and engage in win-win cooperation. The bad guys hardly have to pay the price, and hatred will change the story whenever it wants. The fiancée's decision to break off the engagement was not remorse, but simply regret that she had not reaped the benefits and turned around to hug another second-generation ancestor. The whole process is streamlined and the template is cool, just for the pleasure of a slap in the face for a moment, and the character logic is basically lost. It's okay to just watch the clips as a brainless person, but when you delve deeper into the plot, it's ridiculous at every turn. [Think]