Lord of the Mysteries: The One Who Welcomes the Stars

It feels like a semi-nanny/babysitting fanfic. Despite being a member of the Stellaris and supposed to remain neutral, the protagonist consistently sides with the Night. The Night kills the protagonist's henchman, Death, but instead of seeking revenge, the protagonist helps the Night, emphasizing repaying evil with good.

The author really should have just made the protagonist a member of the Outer Gods' faction or simply a comedian. In earlier plots, the protagonist was clearly portrayed as someone with sound values, siding with Earth, but then he insisted on attending the Outer Gods' meeting, gaining nothing and actually worsening the situation on Earth, leading to multiple Outer Gods uniting to invade. Right now, the protagonist just feels like a self-righteous idiot.

I don't understand the plot of this book. What is the protagonist's motivation for holding the meeting with the gods? What are the benefits? A weakling who inexplicably holds a meeting to collude with the Outer Gods, and then creates an event he has no ability to participate in, making him look like a clown.

Is there no fanfiction where Tarot and Klein open up to each other on their first meeting, supporting each other on their divine path, and becoming each other's best anchors?

The Star Council was a major flaw, making the protagonist seem like a lunatic. On one hand, it portrays him as siding with humanity and Earth, concerned for his friends' safety and showing compassion; on the other hand, it brings together the Outer Gods to discuss how to bring the apocalypse forward, without the protagonist gaining any benefit from it. Several crises even arise from this, making the protagonist seem like an idiot.

Why does the protagonist now seem like a simp? He lacks the charisma and spirit of the Dark Emperor, even though he's no longer on that path and is now on the path of the Stars. But what about the Stars' status? What is their honorable title? I feel the protagonist's demeanor doesn't match the status of the Stars' returnee. Bringing the Outer Gods to a meeting is fine, but what's your purpose?

The author's depiction of the protagonist's power progression is far too drawn out, severely suppressing his development. A faster progression before reaching demigod status is acceptable, and a slower progression afterward is fine, since the power gap before demigod status in the Mysterious World isn't that significant.

The design is quite novel, and the writing is decent, but there's one thing I don't understand: why would someone idly spend their days summoning the genie? Everything else is fine, but this is the only thing I can't grasp.

What kind of garbage is this author writing? It's all about Sharon and Audrey; did they go off to build a harem? They can't control their lust in the Cthulhu universe and they're writing about it so extensively. It's awful.

There's a limit to how much can be done. If Huang Beibei doesn't have faith, she should be abandoned. Helping her fellow villagers twice was already a favor. She doesn't deserve to be helped by a Star Returner. She's already enjoyed the benefits, why is she wavering? Doesn't a Sequence Two qualify?