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Hypermasculinity, in my experience, is only an advantage when trying to attract cougars or older women (usually divorced) who're looking to "feel young again", and a small subset of women (which usually live in low class, dangerous neighbourhoods). But I'm sure that's not the case for the men ITT, hopefully.
Continuing the advice for not so masculine asian men (or kinda androgynous western men who can't pull off a "pretty boy"/"eboy"/"fuccboi" look or whatever zoomers call it nowadays), if for example you're indian, if you don't have a defined jawline, growing a consistent beard or a stylish moustache might be BETTER, specially if you live in India or a country or a region where more masculine men are prefered (For example developing countries, or RURAL AREAS within developed countries). As a rule of thumb, masculinity and a more masculine looks is usually more appreciated by women in places where PHYSICAL LABOR is a usual part of life. while DEVELOPED CITIES usually tend to prefer a less masculine and more "refined" or "less masculine" look. But even if you live in a city, GOING TO THE GYM ALWAYS HELPS. The main difference is how much muscle mass you should aim to build. The more masculine a man wants to be, the more towards the "Ottermode" and even a bit beyond (see "Athletic", as in a tad higher muscle mass closer to a professional athlete, think an american football, baseball, basketball or rugby player or olympic swimmer body type), specially if the man in older. While for the men going for an androgynous "pretty boy" look, having visible abs (and low muscle mass) should be enough.
Also, LOOK UP INTO MEN'S FASHION.
It can't be stressed enough how important it can be to make a man STAND OUT in social venues where women are looking for men, specially since most men dress more functionally than aesthetically almost all the time, which results in most men having a harder standing out in a group of men with visual style alone.