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Why does every idea concerning possible gods seem to imply both their interest in us and the existence of an afterlife? Lovecraft's misotheism seems to be the only exception.
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Because if the God is a creator-god, then they created the world for a reason, and it follows that Xe is probably paying attention to how everything turns out. This does imply a fairly anthropomorphic divine mindset.
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I like to think any potential deity out there would be able to understand a human’s reasoning for worshipping the wrong/no god, and would be able to see past that to a person’s intrinsic “goodness” and judge them accordingly.
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So you're taking the Aslan/Tash approach?