Kenshi: The Wandering End

I am currently reading Chapter 11. When I read it, I always felt that this work did not give me the feeling of a web novel. Although it is a bit contradictory to say this - because it is a web novel derived from a game, but in fact, as someone who has only been exposed to the game for an hour and was just messing around, it is an independent story. What this work gives me is more of a flavor of the writing style of some Japanese writers, which makes me feel again the feeling I had when I read "Crystal Silence" by Shingo Fujisaki. The brushstrokes are calm, as if someone is telling you a story, but the characters are very vivid. This is my feeling after reading it so far, I'm looking forward to the next story!

The writing is so good, I can feel the unique sense of story of Kenshi players and madmen. Sometimes I can't tell whether it's the protagonist's reality or a dream. The sense of immersion is great. I'm curious, was Ji Zi's ending cut down by the insect master [petrified]? I feel like I didn't see Ji Zi's death scene, or did he die?

To be honest, it's pretty good and the settings are very reasonable, although the settings are written in the game