Reviews for Generation Z is outside of Chief Sakura's understanding Manga

This review contains spoilers. The development is interesting! A boss who worries about generational differences and goes around idle times a subordinate who likes his boss too much by making him look cool. It's a story about how two people fall in love with each other. They're both cute! I'm glad my subordinate's love came true! The way they think healthily about their boss is so cute! The sight of my boss being at the mercy of my subordinates was so cute! There are also quite a few edgy scenes. I love the pictures drawn by the teacher because they have a strange sex appeal! Good stories have also been added to that, and it's worth reading!

This review contains spoilers. Ao-kun is usually cool and expressionless, but her smile and the gap when she's shy were so cute and irresistible. Actually, it was easy to show up on my face, so I was pretending to be cool. It's cute there too.

This review contains spoilers. A modern romance where they care about each other but still misunderstand each other due to lack of words or because they are awkward! My favorite food! I'm glad I made a proper confession and got used to both of them! When I thought about it, the chief attacked, so “huh? huh?” I thought, but that's a matter of personal preference, so there's no problem with the story. I laughed at the picture of the chief looking at all the suits of his subordinates who were drunk and sleeping because they were wrinkled. Well, you're falling in love with it, chief. There are no guessing horses in particular, and although there are minor passages, it's a sweet and happy story. I'm curious about the “slightly strange tie pattern” that my subordinates think is adorable (lol)

This review contains spoilers. I can even understand the actions that people misunderstand due to differences in generations, so it's easy to read while reading. Also, when I thought that the recipient had a good face, she showed a cute face... it was amazing ♡

This review contains spoilers. New hires (cute?) ×It's Lehman's from Capu, an ordinary old man (38 years old) in charge of education. Aoi (Gen Z) is unfriendly and has a personality that cools down to everything, but she only becomes cute in front of her uncle!! The shy face is so cute... the gap is great! In the first half, it is written that the uncle in charge of education isn't used to handling Gen Z... there is Gen Z from an old man's point of view, and that's really interesting! It feels like the relationship between the two changes little by little as it comes to the second half, and it feels like they stick together at the very end. I don't really recommend it to anyone looking for eroticism! (The erotic scene is about 2 times (first and last)) I recommend it to those who like to progress little by little!

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad this is the first BL comic I bought! I thought so! First of all, I liked the character design so much that I didn't get tired of it at all, and when Aoi is usually cold, my face turns bright red and it's great to be spoiled by the boss...!! The boss didn't try to notice that he was being favored too much and said, “Why!!” How many times have I thought that? But thanks to that, the final confession gained weight, which was very nice. I want to read more soon!

This review contains spoilers. I liked Michi's design so much that I bought it. I really like the way the mouth and cheeks are drawn...! The appeal of liking from Ao-kun, who seems cold at first glance, is so cute. It looks good with a crying face. It showed me that she was crying even more lol Sakura-san is also an old man, but the sight of Ao-kun struggling to fill Genega was cute, and in the hugging scene, I felt like a male and was cool... (I regret my lack of vocabulary) It's been a while since I saw a work that made me cringe in the back of my heart. thanks!

This review contains spoilers. it was the opposite...!! But it's delicious now, so I bought it and it was the right answer. They are cute and I like them, so I hope for a sequel!

This review contains spoilers. It's a romantic comedy where Sakura, the chief of Alafobazuichi, cares about generational differences and uses too much care, and Aoi, a subordinate of Gen Z, goes over salt in order to hide what he is aware of. I think Sakura is too insensitive, but since she never imagined being favored by Aoi in that sense, I wonder if it can't be helped. The attack was the opposite of what I had imagined, but it was totally OK. It was a cute office love. 4.6 stars

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about Sakura-san, who is a super nib boss attacking, and Kudere's subordinate, Take-Ai-kun. 185 pages. It may be difficult to understand when the attack is halfway through. It would be too sad if such a wonderful work was downgraded due to differences in taste! Then, unexpectedly, I made my first comment. I was excited to wonder which one was which, but I couldn't stop doing fist poses in episode 5. Aoi-kun is too cute. The destructive power of the shy, crying face, and Toro face hidden in Seung's face is terrible. In particular, after showing readers a cool photo of Aoi, the flow that goes to Toro's face stuck so much that I wanted to worship the author. Long live the gap! Aoi-kun seems to cheerfully accept what feels good rather than skipping reason, so he strikes as he likes. I really feel great thank you. It will definitely be a work I will read many times in the future. I also bought the split edition, but when the next one comes out, I'll buy both right away. I want to add ★ 6, seriously.

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting! I like Sakura's inclusiveness and insensitivity. In the R scene, I was surprised that the attack was the opposite of what I had expected.

This review contains spoilers. Chief Sakura, who is divorced, feels like he has left over Aoi, a newcomer to Gen Z. Aoi only shows a quiet face the whole time, but he actually likes Chief Sakura, and it's so cute that he smiles slightly when he sees an image of the chief sleeping face he happened to get. And the tears I shed quietly when my boss said something I didn't feel like doing was annoying. But in the end, I'm glad that the boss also noticed my own feelings and was happy. It was a heartwarming and heartwarming story with just the right amount of eroticism.