The Kao Shan Sect might hold some influence on the North Island, but in front of Wang Han, it means nothing. If they forcibly keep Wang Han, all the hard-trained soldiers' morale will be gradually worn down by him, and they'll become self-deprecating. Imagine if they were actually to go to war and encounter someone like Wang Han—would they win or lose this battle?
They would surely lose, wouldn't they?
This is also why Tang Rao chose to let Wang Han go.
By helping Wang Han, Tang Rao would avoid facing his own failure in training people.
Squadrons, confidants, brothers—none of them should become a mess over just one woman.
When Tang Rao finally made up his mind to separate from Wang Han and even prepare a divorce letter, Wang Han was stunned.
She only wanted freedom; she had struggled hard to get out of West Island and managed to stay on North Island. She didn't want a divorce letter and to be sent back to a cage—no, she absolutely couldn't have that!
