The Author Is Always Stuck on a Chapter

One day, a post like this appeared in the reading section of a well-known forum: [Vent] My favorite author is not only a cliffhanger addict, but also takes time off and gets writer's block every day. Should I send her razor blades or razor blades? First reply: Razor blades to bump this post. Second reply: I don't know what's going on, but this sounds impressive. Bumping! Fifth reply: I get you, OP. You have my support in sending razor blades QAQ! I'll send some too! 2333rd reply: I got the razor blades. They're Zwilling, too. Mom really likes them and says she wants to invite you over sometime →_→. Want to come? OP: ...Sure. A Guide to Writer's Block: 1. The heroine is a gorgeous, fair-skinned web-fiction superstar who has spent ten thousand years perfecting the art of writer's block. 2. The male lead is set: the person secretly posting vents on the forum. One-on-one romance, happy ending, sweet and silly. 3. The heroine may love leaving stories unfinished and going on hiatus, but I won't. New chapter every day. Come check out my author page, please! Currently updating: an anthology series about movies, with all kinds of gorgeous leads → Plenty of chapters ready, currently updating: an original sweet romance → A modern danmei story where the protagonist writes himself a husband, then teams up with him to take the feng shui world by storm → Spreading positive energy: a quick transmigration anthology with no CP → Currently updating: ancient gods and immortals in the interstellar age, a young celestial soldier VS a great demon king, a danmei story → Theme: