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If everyone has read the latest plot, you should probably have gotten a sense of it.

Battle Through the Heavens had already entered its later stages—no, even its final stretch.

At most another 200,000 words. It would be finished by the end of this month, meaning the end of August.

I never expected it to happen so quickly. My original plan had been to finish at over 2 million words, sometime in September, but after thinking through the plot today, I realized I could finish it in August, and it would probably only reach 1.9 million words at most.

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Actually, my original plan had been to end the book after finishing Battle Through the Heavens, because I felt that Battle Through the Heavens would forever be a classic in my heart. It would be enough to write up to Xiao Yan becoming an Emperor. Writing any further would only ruin its beauty.

There was a saying: "Too much spills over." That was probably the case.

But I really wanted the first book of my life to reach 2 million words before ending, because the impact would be very different.

Think about it: if you finish at 1.9 million words, then you might as well have finished at 1 million.

But if you finish at 2 million words, then you have finished at 2 million words.

It was just those damned hundred-thousand-plus words. What a pain!

Some people suggested that I directly continue with The Great Ruler.

Thinking about it, that made sense. If I continued into The Great Ruler, it seemed I could write at least another million words, easily surpassing my planned 2-million-word