A World Where I'm the Only One Who Isn't Love-Brained

Chu Yan has a bright future and is a promising young talent, perfect in both appearance and ability. In the eyes of outsiders, she has only one flaw:

She is a work-obsessed overachiever who has renounced love, with nothing in her eyes or heart but her career.

For the first twenty-seven years of her life, Chu Yan was obsessed with making money and devoted herself to work. She might as well have carved the motto "Men will only slow down my promotions" into her forehead.

Whether it was the handsome, rich, and privileged man her boss set her up with, the sunny, shy college student who struck up a conversation with her, or the cute young man at the nightclub who fell in love at first sight and tried every trick to seduce her, she remained unmoved and rejected them all. Wherever she went, she left a trail of broken hearts.

Then, after an accidental drunken encounter with an aphrodisiac, Chu Yan finally realized that she had long been surrounded by secret admirers:

The former underworld assassin she unexpectedly took in, who stuck close to her and eagerly did her laundry and cooked for her.

The childhood friend who used their close friendship as a cover for his unrequited love, secretly green with jealousy under the covers every night.

The gentle, capable senior at work who made a wonderful husband and cooked delicious meals.

The arrogant, sharp-tongued young master who had acted obnoxiously when they first met, but after she gave him a thorough scolding, would gladly fall to his knees and beg for her affection.

A whole group of men, none of them asking for a title, all willing to take second place, crying and begging to be with her.

She doesn't want to date, but when a pack of big dogs wag their tails and circle around her legs, who could resist petting them a little more?

Please note before reading:

1. The heroine is a domineering CEO type. This is a dog-boy romance with men competing in a chaotic love polygon. Don't ask who the male lead is: everyone is equal, and they're all the heroine's dogs.

2. Though the heroine is strong, this is BG, not GB.

Theme: Independent women are the most alluring.