The only advice I have for you is to end your cycle right away. You really have no business using steroids. You need to gain a basic understanding of diet before you proceed further.
^^^^^^^^^^^^This. My guess is you could have done exactly what you just did without adding any exogenous hormones. I think you could probably have done even better with proper nutrition without anything in addition.
You say that you formerly did a comp....well then even more support for the above. Muscle memory is very real. Myonuclei gained from past training as a result of myofibril hypertrophy remain even as you atrophy from lack of training. (the acquired additional muscle cells remain, just a in a shrunken state). It is why coming back to the gym, you can regain muscle AND lose fat at the same time. Something that is not possible for anyone but newbie gains.
When I came back to the gym after almost a decade off, I ate an excessive deficit of aprox 1900 cals. (WAY too low for someone thinking they could build muscle). I dropped 30+lbs of fat in less than 12 weeks AND gained about 10lbs muscle back. Most would say this is impossible, and it is.....if not for muscle memory. (I have pics if anyone does not believe)
Anyway....coming full circle.....I did all the above on my 'comeback' while have the test levels of a 12 year old girl. (srs). I had no idea that a head injury I suffered (which prompted me to start training again after my broken neck healed) the trauma left me not only hypo-gonadal but also hypo-thyroid. I went on TRT 3 years later after figuring it out....but not before regaining all my muscle and exceeding my best gains of my 20's. All with the subclinical test levels. (Only thing that made me 'feel' it was extreme fatigue that would never go away despite getting in better and better shape and eating well).
Your cycle was totally unnecessary and most likely wasted due to your high bodyfat (high levels of aromatization with that much fat), and more importantly, your "80% clean diet". There is no such a thing as a "clean" diet. By all means if you drop your food on the floor, wash the dirt off it to "clean" it up. But at the end of the day, proteins, fats, and carbs along with total cals will determine how you respond to the training stimulus you give yourself in the gym. Combine that with recovery and those are the three legs of the stool that are muscular growth and strength progress.