A kid pretending to be a CEO works because the show never pretends she's actually qualified, and that gap between her enthusiasm and reality is where all the comedy lives. Yuki's exhausted patience becomes the anchor that makes her chaos feel earned rather than annoying. It's a comfort watch that doesn't need you to invest in stakes or plot, just let a kid with infinite optimism run a company into bizarre situations and watch the adults around her lose their minds trying to keep up.

Najimu Mujina is a child who somehow holds a real post as president and CEO of the Mujina Company. Armed with bright-eyed enthusiasm and a shaky grasp of business jargon, she tries her best to act the part of a corporate leader. Her secretary Yuki Karuizawa handles most of the important work, while Najimu golfs with colleagues, weighs in on contracts and pesters Yuki. Her innocent efforts can be surprisingly kind and uplifting, but they usually add to the troubles of hardworking employee Mayu Warito and the rest of the staff. The comedy is adapted from a web manga by Fujii Odeko.