Four young people. One pact. A rebellion against the whole world.
Ding Xiaofan, a mama’s boy and programmer, whose mother has his life all planned out. Yu Siqi, a gentle kindergarten teacher, driven to tears by her family’s constant nagging to get married. Xiao Zixuan, a rebellious photographer who sees marriage as the tomb of freedom. Wan Xiaoying, a sharp-tongued blogger who has made marriage her number one life taboo.
On the night of their college graduation, the four got roaring drunk and signed the shocking “Marriage-Free Pact.” They vowed never to marry, to live independently and freely, and never to settle or rely on anyone else. They thought it was the coolest declaration of their youth. They had no idea life had already prepared ten thousand ways to make them eat their words.
Their parents’ pressure to marry came crashing down like an avalanche. Faking illnesses, playing the victim, setting up blind dates, launching one attack after another: the four found a way to counter every move. They feigned illness to dodge dates, pretended to come out, fabricated boyfriends, and argued with the whole world. The results were endlessly hilarious.
