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The most important thing about defeating evil gods is that they don't need faith. They don't care about such things at all.

How do I remember? You don't need the believer thing in K. If you add this, it doesn't feel like a K system.

When the protagonist eats the world, what should he do with the shit in the world?

To overcome evil gods, do you need faith? I doubt this, and aren't things like gods inherently powerful?

Cthulhu was originally written as a novel, and it was written by a group of people. Anyone can add settings, and it doesn't matter if you edit it again. What a coward.

What would happen if we destroyed this beautiful world? Isn't the protagonist an evil god, selling his flesh on his head?

I feel like you shouldn't have mentioned Cthulhu when writing the Evil God in the first place. It was too controversial. You should have changed it into an Evil God from the beginning.

A common thing in the Cthulhu series is spiritual infection, but you don't have that at all, and this system probably doesn't need believers. Their faith doesn't need it at all. Your novel doesn't seem to work.

It takes five or six chapters to kill a fw. Don't understand

The essence of the world of Godslayer is to kill monsters and drop treasures. In addition, the existence of Godslayer itself is very twisted. It is a Godslayer, but it is also created by God. In addition, although the hymn of mankind is a hymn of courage, it itself should not lose awe, because there are people outside the world, and there is a sky outside the world.