Who cares about money.
The frustrating part is expecting something, anything out of a manga, and author just repeating the same shit over and over again. Even the single-panel twitter/fanbox coomer bait mangas are better than this.
What this dude is outputting can't even be considered a comic, even by twitter standards. It's a barely illustrated, barely written advertisement for a series that doesn't exist, and he keeps repeating it every single month. Maybe he actually is insane.
There's a bunch of twitter artists that do a whole lot more with a single panel. Maybe if he actually put in some effort he could get serialized, like Zurikishi.
When you say 'twitter standards' or 'considered a comic', that's your opinion of what 'a title' or 'a manga', free or not, is supposed to be. And I think an artist or a different reader would have a different definition of a manga, which is perfectly fine. You expect something to have consistent plot progression in several pages a week. Someone may epxect a one shot with dozens of pages containing aan entire short stories on its own. Others could be happy with a single illustration with little context, and fill in the rest with their head cannons and references. A civilzed society means we acknowledge that we have different preferences and standards. If you don't like this manga, nobody can force you to. And if somebody else like this enough to give it a 10/10 based on the existing plot points and art style, I can't force them to down it to an 6 either.
The point is, following or rating the manga is where the impact of your preferences should end. Ranting about the fact you dislike it is fine, I suppose? But an attack on the author (calling them deranged and insane)
and on other users (fuck us) is not fine. Especially when you, like billions of other people, dont financially support the author, the TL team, or MD itself who host those images. Unlike you, people do care about money, which feed them and pay the bills. If you don't financially support their livelihood, you can't really ask them to spend an extra few hundred hours drawing a chapter that match your preferences so it
might get serialized and you can read a copyrighted version on MD for absolutely no cost all the same.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk.