After Divorce, My Best Friend and I Went All Out

At thirty, Li Chian found herself calmly filming a video at a scene of infidelity. Her husband then framed her, leaving her burdened with a joint mortgage and losing custody of their six-year-old son. The former junior editor, now a freelance writer, believed she had married for love but became the most pathetic loser in the marriage.

Gao Yinxi scoffed at her naivete, "Men either want money or a young womb." As an adopted daughter of a wealthy family and a startup CEO, she lived a refined, self-serving life but suddenly desired motherhood at 33.

She underwent IVF, took a pregnancy test, and signed a prenuptial agreement. While pregnant, she registered her marriage with her second boyfriend, unaware that his ex-wife's 8-year-old son was watching her belly with a gloomy gaze.

Xu Zhuwen vented in her best friend group, "My boyfriend, still starting businesses at 49, refuses to marry, saying there's no need for formalities for a DINK couple?" She had worked for ten years, tired of stability, yet she didn't even dare to resign.

When her parents' nagging about marriage shifted to her, she suddenly realized: middle-aged love involves calculating pension costs even when breaking up.

-- Marriage is a gamble, and they were dealt a bad hand.

When Li Chian saw Gao Yinxi's husband accompanying his ex-wife and child in the divorce mediation room, and Xu Zhuwen discovered her boyfriend's "independent brand" was entirely funded by his female benefactors... the three women smashed their glasses on the table: "Damn the men, let's team up to make money!"