Redemption of an Olden-Day Evil God

After reading the first chapter, I only want to say one thing. What a disgrace! You are Azathoth! A great leader, yet you are an evil and twisted being, giving money away. This is an eyesore. You should at least be as arrogant as Gilgamesh. Right now, you seem like a commoner to me.

Actually, A-Zong and Nyarlathotep aren't from the past (evil laugh).

I came in because I saw the cover.

A merchant dares to ask an evil god for money? One big hit and he'll teach you a lesson. When has an evil god ever cared about the weak? They're usually ruthless and decisive, preferring to kill the innocent rather than let the guilty go free. Why are you acting like a saint? I've never seen an evil god show mercy; I simply don't understand your thinking.

Having read a bit, I can only say that the protagonist is just an ordinary person disguised as an evil god; there's nothing indescribable about him (laughs).

The author couldn't have only read *Haiyore!*, Not actually read the Cthulhu Mythos, could it?

I just performed a circumcision on the author, and my hand accidentally trembled a little. The author is currently crying and making a scene at home.

The author must be toxic. Azathoth's position in the Cthulhu Mythos is that of a mad god, and everything is a dream of His. It doesn't feel like it has any Cthulhu meaning at all.

Instead of writing about Cthulhu in an insulting way, you might as well write about everyday life.

Cthulhu, the unspeakable horror. I thought I had written something pretty terrible, but I still love the Cthulhu Mythos and tried my best to capture that kind of horror. But I never expected… Author, you're amazing! Absolutely amazing! You're incredibly amazing! How much money did you get paid to vilify the Cthulhu Mythos like this? Saying you "just wanted to write about another kind of evil god" when you've completely thrown away the core of Cthulhu? The descriptions in other posts of "ordinary people wearing the skin of an evil god" are absolutely accurate.