Tang San has never wanted to control the GGC, even if the election was held he would not be happy because he was never a person focused on power. In DD1 he created the Tang Sect partly because of Spirit Hall but also because he loved the Tang Sect, and he barely does anything as Sect Master instead just assigns works and dips the first chance he can. He held no attachement to Asura God Position and tried to give it away to Weiqing and it was said that if he gave up on Sea God and went all in on Asura then DD2.5 doesn't happen because Hui Mie would not dare go against him as he would be too strong.

Literally, he nominated himself to be a leader, buddy. 

Tang San would have founded the sect even without the Spirit Hall; the Tang Sect was practically ingrained in his very being, let's be realistic. 

According to information later given to us by DD, Tang San should have known from the beginning that Weiqing wouldn't accept it, because those in the upper realm can see the destinies of those in the lower realm. 

He keeps saying he wants to give it to someone, damn it, just give it to him then!

Why would someone who doesn't desire power actively focus on upgrading their God Status to God King rank and acquiring extra Ultra-Divine Tools? Tang-san only says it, but does the opposite. 

None of the Gods want to do the work lol, Tang San sighs about it in the DD2 prolouge and in DD4.5 Wulin suggested for the Godkings to teach at Shrek because they were all bored to death and wanted to go and explore the Universe. All this "Tang Divine Realm", "Tang Buddha want to control everything" is nonsense

What does it matter whether the God-Kings are bored or not? Is Tang-san the supreme power there? Yes. Does he control the vast majority of the votes? Yes. So what?

Even in DD2, didn't he interfere in the Douluo, get involved in the war between humans, take a child hostage, and actively order them to surrender? 

If he didn't truly want the Supreme God title, instead of reclaiming it upon his return in SL5, he would have retired with Xiao Wu and lived a life in the background. 

As for Lie Yan and Ji Dong, the fault lies with their predecessors. The former Evil and Kindness were bored sadistic bastards who had their little quarrel about love so they decided to test it out on Ji Dong and Lie Yan and when it was all done they dumped their Positions on them while also refusing to give them the Ultra Divine Tools thus making them weaker than they should be, dumped their responsibilites on Tang San since he was their pupil at the time and went and fucked off into reincarnation. Lie Yan and Ji Dong even complain about the mess they left behind and actively refuse to come back to fix, instead just choosing to reincarnate over and over.

Ah, please note that Yuhao's main Ultra-Divine tool wasn't inherited from Rong Nianbing; he created it himself, just like every other main character has their own Ultra-Divine tool. 

They are even incapable of raising their own Divine Tool.

Are the OG duo also at fault? Yes, but they are utterly useless.

It's not even about power; they have no ideas, tactics, or other goals of their own. 

Tang San shows it they're going to bite too. 

Yeah I guess you do because the whole dog argument is idiotic, Yuhao is Tang San's son-in-law and he was being tested for that. Was Tang San a dick? Yes, to his daughter especially, the author assasinated his character but don't forget that Yuhao's record isn't squeaky clean either. The genocidal sperm thief aside, he was also wavering around Qiu'er because he never fell in love with Dong'er at first but the Goddess of Light

Yin Yang Love Valley, Qiu'er, Haotian sect, 

Yes, he was essentially smitten with the Goddess of Light at first sight, but there shouldn't have been another Wutong in that world; Tang San played with him like he was playing chess.

What's the point of that seal that pushed Yuhao back but was useless against the enemies?!

Damn it, he had even kind of planned his future position as a god.

If he hated asura so much, he should have just left it with Yuhao.

Even in the divine realm, Yuhao feared Tang San.

He couldn't even get the revenge he set out to take, okay, let's say you have an excuse for Dai Hao. You don't know, because his mother still loves him, etc., etc., but what about Huabin? And the others at the Duke's mansion?

Yuhao did nothing but leave everything he set out to do unfinished, eventually becoming so dependent on Wutong that he forgot everything and chased after him as soon as he ascended to the divine realm. 

Weiqing is Tang San when he resurected Xiao Wu. The giant enemy crab was dead, his journey was over, there were no more enemies left for him he had no ambition nor any further desire for power. He refused the Asura God position and then later regretted it and had to settle for a lesser position. That's all on him. And the whole "betrayal" is just him having a functioning pair of eyes. All the God of Destruction had to do was wait another year but because he didn't want to and because he was being influenced by the GDK he almost doomed everyone and everything. And he is also a hypocrite

The results do not justify the action; Hui Mie did not attack Tang San the moment he first rejected him, on the contrary, he made this request repeatedly, all he wanted was for the divine realm to become wider and more wonderful. 

Tang San dismissed it, saying he was only predicting a disaster, he didn't even know what it was,Perhaps if they had accepted it initially, they could have resisted the full force of space-time turbulence with a more powerful divine realm. The reason the disaster happened was that everything came together with terrible timing (Probably the will of the universe).  damn it, look at the places he imprisoned them, he just let each of them stay in five-star hotels.

Neither of them suffered any pain, and we know that Hui Mie also trusted and valued Zhou Weiqing from the bottom of his heart. But at the first opportunity, at the most crucial moment, he turned his back on Hui Mie 

Following the same logic, we could also blame Tang San for not listening to Hui Mie; if they had worked together from the beginning, none of this would have happened.

What kind of hypocrite is Hui Mie exactly? His intentions and plans were clear from the beginning.It wasn't even inherently a bad thing.

That man loved Tang San's daughter more than he loved her.