I'm a Girl, and My Possessiveness Is Too Strong

First, I must clarify that giving this novel a 7 is absolutely unfair, as I've previously given novels far inferior to this one 8 or even 9. However, it was precisely because the prologue and the first few chapters were so surprisingly engaging that I had extremely high expectations for the author, to the point that after only 30 chapters, I feel the work is starting strong but declining in quality. (Of course, I think even at its worst, this novel is still above the average level of the "Pineapple Bun Marriage" genre.) My initial assessment: the author's writing is genuinely good, and the main storyline is very interesting, but the supposedly yandere female lead is a fake yandere. Some people in the comments section have already pointed this out...

Is it possible that a large, stable readership requires authors to produce a constant stream of novels, feeding them one after another? Maintaining quality is sufficient, quantity is crucial, and failing to deliver on commitments is a major taboo. Most importantly, consistency is key. With so many top-selling novels now, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. Wouldn't it be better to let the readership evolve from quantity to quality?

Readers who make extreme demands on their authors are truly terrifying creatures.

There's a reason I've only read completed books so far. It's proven that every time I pre-ordered a book with high hopes before its completion, it ended up being canceled. Another failed attempt at following a book; pre-ordering the entire book when it's available again is a very unwise move.

I suddenly want to see the female lead turn evil.

The author is still alive but no longer updates.

Has the book club group been disbanded? I've been kicked out, I can't rejoin, and I can't find it anywhere.

No need to wait anymore. Before the group disbanded, I asked the author a lot of things I couldn't understand, and in the end, he said he didn't want to update anymore, and then the group disbanded a few days later.

The male lead is truly fearless! He's rich, handsome, and willing to give himself away, yet he neglects his wife who lets him play on the computer for three or four hours every day, instead wasting his time running with other girls… Doesn't he care about the female lead at all? The female lead even bit him in his dorm!

Is there any chance this book can be revived?