• Travel, Revelations, and Death (Thousand Crimes of Ming Tsu Ch.31-Ch.45)

  • Sep 25 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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Travel, Revelations, and Death (Thousand Crimes of Ming Tsu Ch.31-Ch.45)

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  • Welcome to part three of four on our journey through The Thousand Crimes of Ming Tsu by Tom Lin.

    In this episode we're discussing thoughts from Chapters 31-45 as Ming and crew continue their journey. We get startling revelations, peril, and death as the adventure steams forward - but can Ming trust he's on the right path? At what cost will success arrive cloaked in?

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