Poison Cultivation Path

Nowadays, the protagonists in fairy tales are more miserable than the last. I have read no less than 300 books during this period, and 95% of the protagonists are more miserable than the last. As soon as Golden Finger comes, all of them start to take off. I would like to ask the author, do you all follow the company's unified outline?

The plot is a bit vulgar, but the writing is okay

I've seen the latest chapter so far, and overall it's pretty good. Except for a few routines in some places, the writing and character creation are all fine. It's a decent traditional fairy tale. The following are a few personal questions First, is there a female protagonist in this book? If so, is it single or multiple. Second, from many details in the book, we can feel that Yuanying may be the end of the protagonist. I wonder how much space the author has in mind for the book currently? Third, I have observed that the author's update time is almost stable. Is the author writing this book part-time outside of his daily work? Fourth, have you ever thought about changing the book cover to a better-looking one

Traditionally written, I guess it won't be too bad, but it probably won't be exciting either. Poisonous Road sounds more like miscellaneous studies, or analogous to modern interdisciplinary subjects. It feels like not only do we have to have a variety of amazing poisonous substances, cultivation methods, relief methods, etc., But the plot itself also has to be story-telling, which is quite difficult.