My New Boss is Goofy

After enduring relentless bullying from his former supervisor, twenty-six-year-old Kentaro Momose is compelled to leave his position and seek employment elsewhere. Carrying the emotional weight of his previous toxic work environment, he approaches his new job with deep apprehension. The lingering trauma makes it difficult for him to shake a persistent fear: what if the person managing him at this new company turns out to be just as cruel and overbearing as the last? However, those anxieties quickly begin to dissolve upon his introduction to Yuusei Shirosaki. As Momose’s new manager, Shirosaki initially presents himself with a stoic, deadpan demeanor that suggests strict professionalism. Yet beneath his highly competent exterior lies an unexpectedly gentle nature, completely devoid of the intimidation Momose had braced himself for. Rather than ruling through fear or hostility, Shirosaki proves to be remarkably approachable and kind. In fact, his occasional clumsiness and lighthearted quirks reveal a surprisingly goofy side that catches his new subordinate entirely off guard. Through their daily interactions, Momose slowly discovers that his new boss is not a source of dread, but rather the beginning of a much healthier and more uplifting chapter in his professional life.