Why didn't Jiang Ziya in the list of gods deify himself in the end?

In the list of gods, Jiang Ziya deified 365 places with various functions, but he didn't count himself in the end. So in the end, according to folklore, it was 365 days, and Jiang Ziya casually took the place of this immortal.

According to folklore, Jiang Ziya himself is the best. Why? Because he can be a fairy, does he still need to be a fairy? Although he was not the immortal granted by him, just as the emperor could give his minister a promotion, it is said that he performed well in all aspects, so he was made assistant minister of the Ministry. He can admire such people. Do you think he still needs to sit alone in that position? Then he added, this is the location of 365 immortals in 365 days, and one location can be changed every day.

That means he can do all the 365 positions of the immortal he sealed, and master their corresponding rights once a year, so when he really wants to do something, he can be said to be omnipotent. Because in the ancient mythology of China, the life span of immortals is very long, and it is not clear whether they will never die, but it is certainly much longer than that of ordinary people. So a year is very short for immortals, and a day in a year is also very short for immortals.

Myths and legends don't have to be taken too seriously, because all the above are folk stories, and the story inside, the final ending of Jiang Ziya, the real deity in the romance, has actually been artistically adapted. After all, he is a literary work, and no one knows what the author thought at that time. This thing is just like reading comprehension in the college entrance examination, and the author may not have thought of it at that time. But after speculation by later generations, this statement came into being. Is it true or not? There is no textual research.