Stop Arguing, You're All My Childhood Friends

Gao Qianyi had five childhood friends. The first drove a car into her, then said it was all a joke. The second chose to save another girl during an earthquake, leaving her behind. The third chose his white moonlight over her. The fourth gave away the keepsake her grandfather had left her to another girl. The fifth would rather invest money and resources to help someone else than lift a finger for her. They all wanted to clip her wings. But Gao Qianyi never felt wronged. She had used them, too. Once she had gathered most of the power, she confronted all five childhood friends. The very next moment, her family hit her with a difficult demand: If she wanted to take over completely, she had to have an heir of her own. Drunk, Gao Qianyi sent a message meant for a male model to all five childhood friends by mistake: "You there? Lend me a kid?" The childhood friends immediately drove over to Gao Qianyi's home: "Open the door!" "We're just friends. I love you." "The wedding's all ready. We just need a bride." "You said you'd marry me back in kindergarten." "You used another guy as a shield before. This time, you should pick me, right?" When the door opened, the hickeys on Gao Qianyi's neck stung their eyes. A man was lying beside her, possessively holding her around the waist. "Thanks for not cherishing her. This treasure is mine now." As the atmosphere froze, everyone looked at Gao Qianyi. "Who are they?" Still drunk, Gao Qianyi pressed her throbbing head and slapped each of them once. "Stop arguing. They're all my childhood friends." Yes, she had a sixth childhood friend, too. Reader's guide: 1. All the men are virgins and uphold traditional virtues. They chase their wives, but fail to win them back; the second male lead ends up with her. 2. The heroine will grow and never quietly accept being wronged. 3. Being hit by a car happened to me today (2026.07.23). I was terrified, so I decided to put it in the story. * Blurb written on 2026.2.21, revised on July 23, screenshot saved. Theme: Dare to break through your limits and refuse to be bound by convention.