Sun Gohan was even glad now that he had only transmigrated after watching Dragon Ball: Battle of Gods and Dragon Ball Super.
Otherwise, who could have imagined that the big boss of the Dragon Ball universe's early arcs would later reappear and become Son Goku's formidable rival?
Just four short months!
After training for four months following his resurrection, he had achieved his Golden transformation and even defeated Super Blue Son Goku with it.
Sun Gohan considered himself exceptionally talented, but compared to Frieza's downright cheat-like talent, he was fundamentally outmatched.
Of course, many people speculated that this had entirely been the intervention of some supreme will, forcibly boosting Frieza's strength for the sake of advancing the plot.
But one thing could not be denied: from the very beginning, Frieza himself had stated that, due to the immense power he had been born with, he had never seriously trained.
He had even specifically used a regressive transformation to seal away his enormous energy, lest the vast power within him run wild.
Yet it was precisely this personality that created severe flaws, whether in the battle on Namek or in his later battle as Golden Frieza.
But no matter what, one fact could not be denied: if Frieza were allowed to leave this place and had the chance to train, the outcome would be utterly terrifying.
Although perhaps, since this was not required by the original plot, or because he had not endured as much torment and suffering in hell as he had in the original story...
Without all those conditions, Frieza might not be able to reach that sparkling golden form, but the increase in his strength would definitely surpass anything ordinary people could imagine.
Taking all that into account, there was no way Sun Gohan would let him leave.