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Shrouding the Heavens: Opening Guide, Start at Chapter 1

If you want the opening, ignore the newest button. It is an ad for another book. Chapter 1 is the bronze coffin in the catalog.

Opening piece: the Qidian book page and catalog on 12 October 2026. Chapter 1 is titled 星空中的青铜巨棺. Chapter bodies were not read. The book link is the Chinese original on Qidian. The page description said 1,868 chapters and the stats line said 636.14万 characters. This shelf does not review the novel or map an animation to chapters.

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Core reading · Opening guide: start at chapter 1

Shrouding the Heavens Opening Guide: Start at Chapter 1

Start Shrouding the Heavens at chapter 1, 星空中的青铜巨棺, on Qidian. The original is marked finished. This note used the catalog, not the chapter text.

Where do you start Shrouding the Heavens, and what is the opening like?

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Further essays

The main piece is up. Shorter notes will land here when they exist.

One essay so far. It names the passage that was checked. It is not a review of the whole book.

Check the door before the plot

A catalog title is a door, not a plot. Read chapter 1 on Qidian before you trust anyone’s “skip to the good part.”

Read the Chinese original

The link is the Chinese original on Qidian, book 1735921. On 12 October 2026 the mobile page showed 遮天, 辰东, and 完本, updated 2024-10-22, with 636.14万 characters. The description said the book had been updated through 1,868 chapters. The first catalog story was 第一章 星空中的青铜巨棺.

遮天 on Qidian (Chinese original)

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