"Then it's settled!"
Seeing the matter resolved, Goku was in high spirits. "Wow, I can't wait to start training with you! I'll teach you Kaio-ken and Instant Transmission, and you have to guide my training too."
"Of course. In my view, your potential as a Saiyan is far from its limit."
Lu Li nodded, then glanced at Vegeta. "The same goes for Vegeta and the other Saiyans. Anyone who wants to join the training can come along."
Vegeta had been terribly jealous when he saw Goku gain the chance to train with such a powerful fighter, regretting why he had stubbornly turned down his wife's invitation earlier. Now that Lu Li said they could train together as well, he was immediately excited.
Still, he maintained the aloofness of a Saiyan prince on the surface. "Hmph. I'll come take a look when I have time."
"Hehe, Vegeta, don't let me leave you behind."
Goku said this with a grin, making Vegeta turn his head away in annoyance.
With everything settled, everyone was happy and continued the banquet.
Since Lu Li was planning to stay at Gohan's home, he chatted with Gohan for a while. The conversation left Lu Li with countless mixed feelings.
First, he truly admired Gohan's perseverance. As Goku's son, Gohan probably had not been born a top student, yet he had genuinely kept studying and advancing until he finally became a biology PhD.
Even the manga's comment section in the Pet Space jokingly called Gohan Nobi Gohan, but objectively speaking, Gohan's life was still quite successful.
Chi-Chi had worried herself sick over her son's education, but she had finally raised him into a capable man.
Gohan himself had also lived up to expectations. Becoming a scholar was not a task his mother had imposed on him, but his