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A review by shanitheelibrarian
Fly Me to the Moon, Vol. 3 by Kenjiro Hata
3.0
A natural progression of an unconventional marriage, meeting the inlaws!
Nasa Yuzaki and Tsukasa are settling into married life at home with a few hiccups. While Tsukasa is low-maintenance, Nasa continues to question her happiness, unsuccessfully. In doing so, the two embark on a honeymoon to visit Nasa-kun's family in Southern Japan.
The humor and practicality are still very present in this wholesome story of the married life for this young couple. The sci-fi plot is very lightly hinted at in this volume but is still not present. The interaction between characters focuses on the couple for much of the story but there are some familiar characters that make appearances. While this volume was not very exciting, it does satisfy readers' interest in the character's budding romance.
Hopefully, the plot picks up the pace, and more meaningful stories come soon!
Nasa Yuzaki and Tsukasa are settling into married life at home with a few hiccups. While Tsukasa is low-maintenance, Nasa continues to question her happiness, unsuccessfully. In doing so, the two embark on a honeymoon to visit Nasa-kun's family in Southern Japan.
The humor and practicality are still very present in this wholesome story of the married life for this young couple. The sci-fi plot is very lightly hinted at in this volume but is still not present. The interaction between characters focuses on the couple for much of the story but there are some familiar characters that make appearances. While this volume was not very exciting, it does satisfy readers' interest in the character's budding romance.
Hopefully, the plot picks up the pace, and more meaningful stories come soon!