The word "rogue" has both positive and negative meanings. Here, because the bright moon is annoying, there are complaints. However, later generations left the author's original intention out of their surprise appreciation of the image of the bright moon in Yangzhou, and only deleted it as a vivid epigram describing jathyapple in Yangzhou. At this time, the word rogue has become another name for love. This is also an example that the image is sometimes greater than the author's idea.
My understanding of the usage of the word "rogue" is inconsistent with the above. In my opinion, this is the affirmative meaning of "needless to say" and "beyond doubt". More than half of the beautiful moonlight in the world is in Yangzhou. The master's solution seems a bit far-fetched.