In the fanfic, it could be that Sakura has her own reasons for not speaking to Sasuke. She might be trying to protect him in a strange way. She could think that by not speaking to him, she can keep him at a distance from some danger that she anticipates. It's a rather self - sacrificing act on her part.
It could also be because of the fans' personal preferences. They may not like the idea of Sasuke and Sakura being together. So they create fanfictions where Sasuke doesn't love Sakura to satisfy their own vision of how the story could be. They might be fans of other pairings involving Sasuke or just don't think Sakura is a good match for him based on their understanding of the characters' personalities.
In the fanfic, Sakura might not speak to Sasuke because of a past misunderstanding. Maybe Sasuke did something that Sakura misinterpreted, and she's so hurt that she refuses to talk to him.
Maybe the author doesn't like the idea of Harry being part of Quidditch - related fanfic. It could be that they want to focus on other aspects of his character or other parts of the Harry Potter world.
The plot could be less centered around Sasuke's struggle with the curse mark's power and Orochimaru. Maybe there would be more focus on his normal ninja training and missions with Team 7. For example, he could be more involved in regular village protection tasks instead of being preoccupied with the curse mark.
There could be various reasons. It might be due to market conditions, lack of resources, or they simply want to take a break and recharge their creative juices before embarking on new literary endeavors.
Perhaps there haven't been enough interesting events or news to cover recently. Or maybe they're reworking their editorial process and it's causing a delay in new story publication.
I don't know who Diwu Dugu is, and I don't have any information about him or her updating novels. If you have more information, I can try my best to answer your questions.
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