Indeed, just as the parents said, Fukuyama Toshin sent them to their graves.
He studied diligently for eighteen years, yet overnight his efforts turned to nothing, his future life locked in this deep mountain, with only solitude left.
While he attended university, his parents willingly supported him, paying for his high tuition and living expenses; but now that he has returned with his degree, they have begun to demand repayment.
Fukuyama Toshin was unwilling.
He used violence, drained the last drop of blood from his parents, emptied their property and savings, and finally even used them as fertilizer.
Before they died, his parents asked him, "Does this do you any good? Why do it?"
At that time, Fukuyama Toshin was too tired to answer; he spent eighteen years doing something of no benefit to himself, like a parasite continuously sucking the host's blood, trying to fatten itself and transform—but in the end, both sides suffered and it was all in vain.
