Only when the NT is a root deception.
God's response to sin is punishment (Isa 40:2 53:5, 11), penal (Lev 5:6, 7).
And actually, penal substitution is the bedrock of the OT sacrificial system.
The wages of sin is death (Ro 6:23).
God gave the sacrificial system in which an animal died as a substitute
for the life (soul) of the person (Lev 17:11), in atonement for his sin, which required death.
The OT sacrificial system was a pattern, shadow, copy (Heb 8:5) of the once-for-all NT
sacrifice (Heb 9:12, 26) of Christ Jesus,
who, for his own, met the demand of God's justice and saved them from God's wrath (Ro 5:9)
on their guilt,
by substituting for them in paying the penalty of death (Ro 3:25) which God's justice required.
You do not understand Ro 3:25-26 of the NT.
Go and learn what it means.