Lin Yun felt that Chu Han was still quite sensible, he didn't demand Lin Yun to release him, merely expressing a desire to see the sky outside.
Obviously, Lin Yun wouldn't release him either, not because of a bloodthirsty nature, but because the two were sworn enemies.
If he killed everyone in the village and then gave Chu Han a chance to live, there was no guarantee that Chu Han wouldn't suddenly rise up in the future.
Not eliminating the roots when cutting the grass is a big taboo among big taboos.
Therefore, Lin Yun, generally a go-with-the-flow type of person, seldom made enemies, and if he did make an enemy, he probably wouldn't sleep well until not even one of their family members remained alive.
Of course, that's speaking of sworn enemies.
If it were just small disputes, Lin Yun wouldn't care much.
Now, Chu Han first schemed against the three of them, unsuccessful in doing so, and then his grandfather tried to seize Lin Yun's body. There was no reason to let Chu Han go.
