The Love You Give Me

Years after a breakup caused by illness and a tangle of misunderstandings, Min Hui and Xin Qi cross paths again in the business world. Their old feelings are still there, but so are the scars from their separation. When a paternity test suggests Min Hui's son could be Xin Qi's, everything gets more complicated. They have to reckon with past mistakes, the responsibilities of parenthood, and whether the trust between them can be rebuilt, all while working alongside one another and dealing with colleagues and family who add pressure and expectation.

Released in 2023, the series was directed by Ding Ying Zhou and created by Shi Dingrou and Shuang Guo. The main cast includes Wang Yuwen as Min Hui, Wang Ziqi as Xin Qi, Cui Yixin as Min Quanquan, Li Chuan as Zhou Ruji, and Ma Xinrui as Xiao Mu. Its production leans on intimate, character-driven scenes rather than flashy set pieces.

While The Love You Give Me hasn't picked up major industry awards to date, it has attracted a solid viewer response, reflected in its strong average rating from audiences. The fan reception has been notably positive among those who watched and reviewed the show.

The series sparked a fair amount of online discussion around its central paternity revelation and the way it portrays adult relationships after trauma. Viewers often commented on the chemistry between the leads and how the show handled parental responsibility, making it a frequent topic on social platforms and fan forums interested in modern romantic dramas.

Audience reactions highlight steady praise for the leads' performances and the show's focus on realistic emotions and workplace dynamics. Common themes are forgiveness, the long shadow of illness on relationships, and how parenthood can alter priorities and identity. Critics and viewers noted the series favors slow-burning emotional beats over melodrama, and many appreciated the restraint in handling sensitive topics without turning them into spectacle.