Beauty and the Boss (TV series)

• Ali Lee as Amelia Wong Lai-mei: a married woman for ten years who later divorces her husband after finding out he has an extramarital affair.^[2]
• Moses Chan as Matt Mak Tsz-fung: local branch CEO of Skywise Strategy Group^[2]
• Edwin Siu as Tong Yan: a partner at Skywise. He has a sissy personality with an ambiguous sexual orientation.^[2]
• Raymond Cho as So Chak-kei: an account executive at Skywise. Grieving over his wife's death many years ago, he started having an uncommitted sex life.^[2]
• Jeannie Chan as Lee Siu-yung: she works at Skywise and has a boyish personality.^[2]
• Harriet Yeung as Kiki Choi See-ki: Vice Director at Skywise who suffers from hypersexuality.^[2]
• Zoie Tam as Ho Yu-yan: she initially works at the rival public relations company, Blue Rain who later joins Skywise after meeting and befriending Siu-yung.^[2]
• Matthew Ho as Rex Cheng Yu: CEO of a mobile game development company who has a crush on Amelia^[2]
• Ashley Chu as Mandy Man Ching: CEO of Skywise's Greater Bay Area^[2]
• Claire Yiu as Shum Wai: Matt's ex-wife
• Telford Wong as Chau Cheuk-hin: Amelia's stepson
• William Hu as Chau Ka-ming: Amelia's husband who later is divorced
• Iris Lam as Lam Nam: works at Skywise
• Anthony Ho as Pang Yu-ngan: works at Skywise
• Fei Wu as Tsui Fei: works at Skywise
• Stitch Yu as Lam Nga-ting: works at Skywise
• Virginia Lau as Cheung Yuet: a model and Matt's girlfriend
• Hugo Wong as Hon Lui: a financial higher-up. He is married and later develops an extramarital relationship with Yu-yan
• Jackson Lai as Wong Lam: Siu-yung's senior during their school years whom she has a crush on

Amelia Wong has been married for ten years, becoming a housewife. One day, she finds out her husband has an extramarital affair and decides to get a divorce, realizing that she has misspent her youth with a failed marriage. Through her good friend, Kiki Choi, an executive at the public relations company Skywise Strategy Group, Wong is employed there as a secretary. Here she befriends a group of good colleagues. During the process, Amelia falls in love with her boss Matt Mak, while taking the initiative to search for a journey of love, finding oneself, and finding one’s dreams.

The series was produced by Marco Law and script supervised by Kwan Chung-ling, Wong Bing-yi, and Lai Ka-ming.^[3] Principal photography took place approximately from June to October 2019.^[4][5] Utilizing romantic comedy as the backdrop, Beauty and the Boss focused on a female-based theme, highlighting the modern women in the working world and their pursuit of love and happiness.^[6] Producer Law expressed:

This story is a story of personal growth. The characters in the show have gone through all kinds of things. There is always something you dream of in life. You need to jump out of your comfort zone, break your routine, keep exploring, and keep moving forward in order to achieve your ideal and life goals.^[2]

The tracks were produced by Joseph Wei, Alex Lau, and Herman To and released under The Voice Entertainment Group.

Sam Ngou-ming from Ming Pao Weekly described Beauty and the Boss as a "healing drama about life,"^[9] while UlifeStyle's Law Chi-wang praised its "realistic and down-to-earth" plot and its "warm, unconventional dialogue."^[10] Law and an editor at Hong Kong Economic Times both highlighted the inspirational quotes featured at the end of each episode, noting that they "resonated with the audience."^[11][12] Additionally, Tung Yan-hei from HK01 commended the characters for having their own "full and distinctive" personalities.^[13]