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If you take a look at the steamcharts, the demand for the game existed only when it english was added. And judging by the closest western counterparts of these type of games (I would say Sekiro) there is a demand for them and China could become well established in the ARPG market.
They could go with the same people that translated Gujian3, they did a pretty decent job. But it feels like the translation process could possibly go through another phase where the already translated text gets polished even further.
When you say later, how much later do you mean?
My guess is like at least 8-12 months lol depending how long the game is and quality control and not sloppy high school translation