My Pheromones Don't Work, Yet the Tycoons Fall Over Themselves for Me

Perhaps it's just my sensitive skin, or perhaps I'm misjudging, but I felt this novel had a significant AI element. While not entirely consistent, I could see some revisions the author made, but the psychological portrayal of the characters' reactions to danger and unknown risks was somewhat lacking. I read most of it; the plot flowed smoothly, and the characters were well-developed and vivid.

I really love this novel. Although he's the most beloved character, he's not a weak or submissive one. Yi Bao is a very charismatic and charming person, and he truly deserves to be loved! *^O^*

The book is entirely carried by the protagonist; let's not even mention the domineering CEO. It's also known as "The Child Protection Plan." What I like most is the protagonist's character design—rational and decisive.

I admire the protagonist's rationality and his determination to fight for his own interests; I find him a very charming character, and it's hard not to fall in love with him.

I really love our Yi Bao! Yi Bao is someone you'll fall in love with at first sight! It's so delicious! 🥰🥰🥰

Overall, it's not bad, and I'm looking forward to the rest of the story. However, I think it's a bit much for the protagonist to run away to a small town with severely inadequate medical facilities just to escape those other protagonists. He should think more about the child! His health isn't fully recovered, and he's running to increasingly remote areas. I have the least faith in those other protagonists; they're all reckless. The protagonist almost miscarried from being scared by the mecha! 🤦

The highlight is that the protagonist is a career elite. Even though the prequel is a one-night stand and he unexpectedly gets pregnant and runs away, he still behaves very professionally, calmly, and with a strong sense of self. The problem lies with the A-ranked players in XiongJing. Aside from the doctor, who actually played a role and knew when to advance and retreat, the others were practically just causing trouble. I find them quite annoying, even for the protagonist.

?! Ber?! Is this really a book I can read for free?! So awesome!!! 😆😆😆 A rare find, truly. The writing is good, concise and to the point; although there are few sentences, the characters are vividly portrayed. I really like the protagonist's personality; he's not made weak or strong just because he's the seme or uke.

The main character is really rational, it's great!

What makes this book so appealing is its rigorous logic. Although it's the kind of book that's universally loved, the protagonist's personality is very well-developed. It doesn't treat its readers like fools. Both its commercial appeal and logical consistency are very clear.