I would like to see the persimmon tree.

In the fourth game, there are cool texts to read, and there are many of them, although there isn't really a proper, cohesive plot; rather, it's a collection of character stories. The plot of the DLCs is poor, in both cases. Especially in "Whirlwinds." In the third game, everything is bad for "Blade" and the original game. But in "Breath of Death," I liked the plot. At least, I used to. In the first and second games, the plot is very simplistic. Archibald is great, by the way. The fifth game, finally, produced a full, unified plot with continuations in the DLCs and an epilogue in "Dark Messiah." It's not a masterpiece; it has quite a few flaws, but it's enjoyable with likeable characters. The sixth game is a plot simulator because the Campaigns are the main content for playing through. First and foremost, the sixth game is about lore; it greatly enriched Ashan, building on what Nival hadn't had time to do but planned. The characters are also good, but the overall coherence is lacking. Nevertheless, if you ask me about the Campaigns, I would put the sixth game in first place. It can also be relatively difficult. As for the seventh game... it has a plot, a huge conflict with a lot of events... but not in the game. You can read about it in other sources. In the game itself, it's a collection of cool stories and some informative lore, but overall, it's not very good. The DLCs made things a little better, but they couldn't continue the story