[Crossover] The Good-for-Nothing at Home Is Growing Up

Also known as: "How to Raise a Show-Jumping Champion" She'd stopped taking scripts with tired, overused amnesia plots, but she never expected such a melodramatic story to happen to her. Laura woke up in the hospital, covered in injuries, with her memories stuck at the shining moment when she became the youngest Best Actress in the history of the Venice Film Festival. A ridiculous marriage, a wealthy husband carousing outside the home, and a son who couldn't bear to be near her... Oh, God. What on earth had she been doing for the past few years? No one is born a good-for-nothing, and that goes for a certain good-for-nothing leader, too. But before the age of five, his father didn't care for him and his mother didn't love him. That was how he grew into a timid, insecure boy who lacked any sense of safety. Then, when he was five, his mother, who had lost her memory, gradually changed. It seemed something in the family was changing, too. Those were the happiest days of his life. But his happiness came to an abrupt end when he was twelve, and under the guidance of his mentor, he had to learn to grow up on his own. And when, at twenty-two, he faced the chaos before him, unsure whether he should be happy or angry... "...Dad, Mom, are you messing with me?" Reader's Note: A fanfiction told from another perspective. The story follows both the romance and family-affection arcs, recounting the growth of a good-for-nothing leader. The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world. I dedicate this story to the most selfless and extraordinary maternal love in the world, and pay tribute to all the mothers who give their children boundless love. Theme: