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@teeohmpodcast Posted Wednesdays and Sundays 📚101 Questions on the Three Kingdoms (Easy to Read, Recommended) https://s.shopee.co.th/4Ap3rLw3SJ 📚The Three Kingdoms, Chao Phraya Phra Khlang Edition: https://s.shopee.co.th/5pxD4KI785 📚The Chao Phraya Phra Khlang Edition (Hon) Vol. 3: https://s.shopee.co.th/5L0wTSgJgw 📚The Three Kingdoms, New Translation by Wanwai Pathanothai Literature: https://s.shopee.co.th/3AwRtZ720X 📚Living Like the Three Kingdoms, Complete Edition by Piemsak Kunakornprathip: https://s.shopee.co.th/8KeY36D9v0 📚The Three Kingdoms, Executive Edition (Sangdao Publishing): https://s.shopee.co.th/2B3uhnilQl 📚 The Complete Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Volumes 1-2 (Complete): https://s.shopee.co.th/qYX7QI3Mo The Three Kingdoms, Part 2: Zhao Yun's Whip Punishes a Treacherous Official! The Most Wrong Decision in History After defeating the Yellow Turban Bandits, the three brothers were not rewarded for their deeds. Liu Bei became a mere magistrate of a small town, but his sense of justice faced a major test when a nobleman, "Duk Yue," came to extort money without any regard for the heavens and earth! And that was the final straw that caused Zhao Yun's anger to run wild! Witness the heroic (or perhaps tragic?) act of 🌸 tying a royal official to a post and flogging him with pine branches! This event forced the three brothers to abandon their positions and become fugitives once again. But the story doesn't end there... The scene cuts back to the utterly corrupt capital. The new governor, He Jin, intends to eliminate the Ten Eunuchs, but makes a catastrophic mistake by "opening the gates of hell," inviting warlords from all over to march into the capital! A decision that even Cao Cao had to shake his head and protest! What will happen as these power-hungry demons head towards the capital? Find out the true beginning of the chaos now! 📌 Subscribe to never miss the next episode — "The Oath in the Peach Blossom Garden" 🌸 #ThreeKingdoms #Podcast #HistoryTelling #LiuBeiGuanYuZhaoHui #ChineseHistory #ThreeKingdomsStoryTelling Three Kingdoms, Three Kingdoms StoryTelling, Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Cao Cao, Three Kingdoms Podcast, Chinese History, Three Kingdoms Podcast, Three Kingdoms Stories, Easy-to-Understand Three Kingdoms, History Podcast, Zhuge Liang, Chinese Literature, Three Kingdoms in Thai, Chinese History, Three Kingdoms Retelling, Han Dynasty, Chinese Legends, Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Thai Podcast, History Podcast, Easy-to-Listen Three Kingdoms