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Chi - Chi might also be heartbroken. She loves Goku deeply despite his flaws. In fanfiction, she may initially be in denial, thinking that Goku will come back soon. But as time passes, she realizes that he may not return, and this could lead to a deep sense of sadness and loneliness. She has to then figure out how to raise their children on her own.

Similar novels to Delays were recommended, such as Book of Troubled Times, Spiritual Realm Walker, Tang's Table, King of Imperial Beasts, and Fairy, Please Listen to My Explanation.

Cutting by a thousand cuts was an ancient punishment, also known as cutting by a thousand cuts. The death penalty by a thousand cuts first appeared during the Five Dynasties period, and it was the cruelest form of death penalty. During the execution of the death penalty, the flesh on the person's body would be cut off one by one, causing the victim to die slowly and painfully. This kind of criminal law was mainly used to punish treason, treason, and other ten major crimes. The methods of execution in the past were different. Generally, the head was cut off first, then the hands and feet, then the chest and abdomen, and finally the head was beheaded. The cruelty of the death penalty made it the cruelest form of death penalty.

Cutting by a thousand cuts was an ancient form of torture, also known as cutting by a thousand cuts. It referred to cutting off the flesh of the person being executed, causing him to die slowly in extreme pain. The first death penalty appeared in the Five Dynasties period, and was later officially named by the Liao Dynasty. The Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties all stipulated the death penalty as a legal punishment, and it was considered the cruelest kind of death penalty. The specific execution methods were different. Generally, the head was cut off first, then the hands and feet, then the chest and abdomen, and finally the head. Thousands of cuts were needed to execute the execution, and the criminal had to be stabbed to death at the last moment to be considered a success. This kind of punishment was extremely painful for the victim, and it was also a heavy job for the executioner.

Cutting by a thousand cuts was an ancient form of torture, also known as cutting by a thousand cuts. It referred to cutting off the flesh of the person being executed, causing him to die slowly in extreme pain. The first death penalty appeared in the Five Dynasties period, and was later officially named by the Liao Dynasty. The Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties all stipulated the death penalty as a legal punishment, and it was considered the cruelest kind of death penalty. The specific execution methods were different. Generally, the head was cut off first, then the hands and feet, then the chest and abdomen, and finally the head. Thousands of cuts were needed to execute the execution, and the criminal had to be stabbed to death at the last moment to be considered a success. This kind of punishment was extremely painful for the victim, and it was also a heavy job for the executioner.

Cutting by a thousand cuts was an ancient form of torture, also known as cutting by a thousand cuts. It referred to cutting off the flesh of the person being executed, causing him to die slowly in extreme pain. The first death penalty appeared in the Five Dynasties period, and was later officially named by the Liao Dynasty. The Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties all stipulated the death penalty as a legal punishment, and it was considered the cruelest kind of death penalty. The specific execution methods were different. Generally, the head was cut off first, then the hands and feet, then the chest and abdomen, and finally the head. Thousands of cuts were needed to execute the execution, and the criminal had to be stabbed to death at the last moment to be considered a success. This kind of punishment was extremely painful for the victim, and it was also a heavy job for the executioner.

Cutting by a thousand cuts was an ancient form of torture, also known as cutting by a thousand cuts. It referred to cutting off the flesh of the person being executed, causing him to die slowly in extreme pain. The first death penalty appeared in the Five Dynasties period, and was later officially named by the Liao Dynasty. The Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties all stipulated the death penalty as a legal punishment, and it was considered the cruelest kind of death penalty. The specific execution methods were different. Generally, the head was cut off first, then the hands and feet, then the chest and abdomen, and finally the head. Thousands of cuts were needed to execute the execution, and the criminal had to be stabbed to death at the last moment to be considered a success. This kind of punishment was extremely painful for the victim, and it was also a heavy job for the executioner.

No, Shang Chi doesn't die in the comics. He's a major character who continues to have adventures.

In this fanfiction, the story could develop in a way that Goku's decision not to marry Chi - Chi has a ripple effect on the entire Dragon Ball universe. His friends might be shocked and try to persuade him otherwise. But Goku stands his ground. This could lead to new alliances being formed as some characters side with Goku's decision, while others support Chi - Chi. The lack of the Goku - Chi - Chi marriage also means that Gohan's upbringing is different. He may grow up with a stronger sense of independence, seeing his mother as a sole provider, and this could influence his future actions and development as a fighter.

Maybe in this fanfiction, Goku realizes that he and Chi - Chi have very different personalities. Chi - Chi is often more concerned with family and a stable life, while Goku is a free - spirited adventurer. This clash of values could lead him to decide not to marry her. For example, Chi - Chi may want Goku to stay at home and help raise Gohan, but Goku is eager to explore new planets and fight powerful enemies.