In Roland's mind, he also believed Bulma was the partner best suited for Goku.
Of course, that was not to say Chi-Chi was bad. As a wife, Chi-Chi had done everything she could, and had even sacrificed a great deal for the entire family. It was just that, in terms of compatibility with a Saiyan, Bulma was more suitable than Chi-Chi.
Moreover, the person who could give Goku the greatest support in his training was undoubtedly Bulma as well.
In the original work, Chi-Chi and Goku's bond originated from a hastily decided engagement made when the two of them were young and ignorant. That kind of affection was very innocent, but the price paid for it was enormous.
Goku was not someone who knew how to support a family. All the pressures of daily life fell entirely on Chi-Chi alone.
After the two married, they only lived peacefully together for five years. Then came Raditz and the Saiyan invasion, followed by one disaster after another. Their peaceful life was completely over, and until Goku died in the battle against the Androids, Chi-Chi had been looking after the entire family on her own.
In just a few short years, Chi-Chi looked as if she had aged a great deal, and simply could not compare to Bulma, who was in the same age group.
Roland had been to many parallel worlds. In those worlds, Chi-Chi was always quietly and diligently toiling away over the trivial matters of the family.
It could be said that after marrying Goku, Chi-Chi had not enjoyed more than a few years of happy life.
Although in this world, Goku had grown much more than in the original work and also knew how to care for his family, a Saiyan's nature had not changed. His passion for battle