"Goku, go spend some time with your family. That's a kind of training too."
Lu Li spoke.
Chi-Chi glanced at Lu Li. She had never had a good impression of him, thinking he was the same kind of person as Goku. When he had stayed at Gohan's house before, she had even worried that Lu Li would "lead Gohan astray" again.
However, Lu Li had only stayed at Gohan's for one night, and Gohan had continued going to work properly afterward, which greatly reassured her. Of course, she had no idea that Gohan's coworkers had all been asking why he had dyed his hair.
Now that she saw Lu Li actually lecturing Goku and telling him to go home and spend time with his family, she immediately took a liking to him.
"Did you hear that? Even the person training you says so. Hurry up and come home with me. Accompany Gohan to his sports day!"
Chi-Chi's confidence surged as she grabbed Goku and prepared to leave.
Goku was still somewhat unwilling. "Lu Li, how does that count as training? It won't make me stronger."
"Goku, not every kind of training in this world is meant to increase your combat strength."
Knowing that Goku was obsessed with martial arts, Lu Li remained patient. "Think about your grandfather. Don't you think the comfort found here is important too?"
As he spoke, Lu Li pointed to his own heart, wanting Goku to understand that ordinary life was not everlasting, and that the beauty of happiness could not be taken for granted.
Goku failed to grasp the deeper meaning in Lu Li's words, but he did think of his grandfather. He vaguely understood that Lu Li meant life was short, and that everyone would die in the end.
While Goku was lost in