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A review by asterope
Doughnuts Under a Crescent Moon Vol. 4 by Shio Usui
emotional
hopeful
3.5
This review is for the whole series, since it's not too long.
This yuri office romance was surprisingly real. Hinako dealing with her mum gave this a depth I didn't expect, along with Fuuka's character This series depicts the expectations of Japanese women and how the characters want to do their own thing.
There's quite a few bittersweet moments in this series. At one point I was concerned about a typical love triangle plot, but it doesn't become stereotypically dramatic.
This last volume certainly felt quite rushed. I thought there would be more epilogue style content to show how the characters deal with the revelations. Maybe even one more volume could have finished it better.
This yuri office romance was surprisingly real. Hinako dealing with her mum gave this a depth I didn't expect, along with Fuuka's character This series depicts the expectations of Japanese women and how the characters want to do their own thing.
There's quite a few bittersweet moments in this series. At one point I was concerned about a typical love triangle plot, but it doesn't become stereotypically dramatic.
This last volume certainly felt quite rushed. I thought there would be more epilogue style content to show how the characters deal with the revelations. Maybe even one more volume could have finished it better.