After I Transmigrated, Did I Become an Evil God's Minion?

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I read a book where the male protagonist failed in his confession and was ridiculed by the little evil god, so he impulsively fucked the little evil god.

First Class: Cthulhu is a landmark horror novel and extends a huge system. Second-rate: Cthulhu was born in the nascent period of industry, admonishing humans not to pursue things they cannot master, mocking humans for projecting their own idolatry into the universe, and claiming to be gods. A beautiful satire on human arrogance. Atheism and agnosticism shine through in it. Third rate: Derleth betrayed Lovecraft and created the Cthulhu pantheon using the dualism of good and evil and the theory of earth, water, wind and fire. When the Cthulhu pantheon is called a god, it is the weakest pantheon, bar none. All elemental gods, a parody of fire worship, what else do you expect?

When can I collect the Lily Bell? It's rare to see a book with a bad taste in cooking. The Lily Bell really pokes my xp. Medusa is also good.

I feel that the protagonist has no brains at all. There are many mysterious places in the same apartment building to summon the evil god and he even uses the hair of the evil god. He is afraid that others will not know what he is doing. Afterwards, he pretends to be stupid. Reading this book really makes you want to be fucked to death by the protagonist.

The first time I saw Chef Er Bing, I wanted to punch Lily Bell. This kind of cold-hearted and dark-faced gothic lolita is really exciting. The colder she is, the more interesting she is when she is rushed to beg for mercy.

I found out that the protagonist is a two-armed man

This is the most boring protagonist I've ever seen. He's not even an SP.

If you don't like reading this novel, it's okay, but don't make comments about it, okay? A lot of Lu's novels are pretentious and slap-in-the-face novels, but there are very few of them. I quite like the Ke series of comic novels. Besides, do you think a high priest of the Ke family who is not in a normal state of mind would go around pretending to be cool and slapping him in the face?

It's a waste of time not even knowing about the Outer Gods. Who doesn't know about Cthulhu these days? I really don't know what's so good about this kind of invisible protagonist.