If it feels like an Alberti Cipher it is one!
Take something extremely simple, like the fact that gallows favor word-initial position, or word-initial preceded by "o". Or that y so often seeks the end of words. Or that "a" avoids the end of words. And so on and so on. A substitution cipher does not explain this, and the more randomness you add, the harder it will become.
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