@Lioslin agreed. Splitting a chapter is bad enough, particularly for the introductory ones, but this must have taken some sort of record in terms of abrupt break without even being a cliffhanger. It's like someone read an article about why cliffhangers are bad writing, and tried to emulate all those talking points to prove they can do the same without cliffhangers.
Be kind to translator, it seems the author upload a piece of their work separately. Usually this kind of work is monthly per chapter but this is so frustrating. My mind can't take it to much
@Yatsuki Isn't that the work of the scantalation team? I think that sometimes, they split it up because translating and editting takes a while, so to produce more releases they split a chapter up.
@RubyG8396 Nope, it's the publishers who publish chapters like this Chapter 1.1 - 1.2 - 1.3 etc. Usually it's split in 2 or 4 parts, but depends on the series, could have 3-5 parts. You can check the RAWs + ask the scanlators directly and they would tell you the same thing. When this whole split chapters just started, a lot, and I mean A LOT of people blame the scanlators and said they were splitting the chapters up for more views too, but nope, not their fault.
@Yatsuki So when I see a chapter released by two scantalation teams; one in parts, and the other as a whole, it is the scantalators that compile the sections together into a whole chapter?