After finishing *You Are My Secret*, I must say it was an emotional rollercoaster with lots of heartfelt moments, corporate drama, and character growth. The drama follows Tu Xiaoning and Ji Yuheng, two old schoolmates who reconnect at a matchmaking event. Xiaoning is a hardworking, persistent woman who's yet to land a permanent position. Yuheng, on the other hand, is already in a top position.

The chemistry between Xiaoning and Yuheng is undeniable, and it was a joy watching Yuheng's quiet, caring nature unfold. The way he pays attention to Xiaoning is so intentional and sweet. Even though he’s her boss, they have a genuine partnership, supporting each other both at work and in their personal lives.

I loved how the story gave space for both characters to grow individually and together. Xiaoning’s struggles in a competitive work environment were relatable, and Yuheng’s emotional vulnerability, especially dealing with the loss of his mother and revealing his long-time love for Xiaoning, was touching. The subplot with Lu Sijing, Xiaoning’s ex, brought some tension, but Yuheng’s jealousy and boldness in protecting Xiaoning added a layer of excitement to their romance.

The office drama, particularly with antagonists like Zhao Fanggang and Tang Yuhui, added plenty of conflict. I found myself rooting for Xiaoning as she stood her ground against Tang Yuhui, and I enjoyed watching Fanggang’s transformation from a tough, resentful employee to a loyal and supportive friend. His slow-burn romance with Rao Jing was also adorable, despite the constant bickering.

However, the drama did have its frustrating moments, especially with Tang Yuhui’s obsession with Yuheng. Her constant attempts to sabotage Xiaoning and Yuheng’s relationship were annoying at times, and I felt her arc dragged a bit longer than necessary. Thankfully, Yuhui finally realized her obsession wasn’t love.

The ending tied everything up beautifully with Yuheng and Xiaoning finally getting married after so many ups and downs. It was heartwarming to see their journey culminate in a wedding, with Fanggang and Rao Jing’s relationship also blooming. The soundtrack complemented the emotional beats of the drama and I appreciated the blend of humour and drama throughout the series.

Overall, You Are My Secret was a delightful mix of romance, corporate politics, and personal growth. The characters felt real, and their relationships were both heartwarming and relatable. It’s definitely a drama I’d recommend if you’re looking for something light but with depth, especially if you enjoy office romances with a bit of intrigue!