Who would've thought a single picture could potentially drive the lovebirds of Naru and Keitaro apart? It especially sucks for Keitaro, because he's always been the lonely loser, but now he has two girls interested in him, and he doesn't know whom to pick. There's a lot going on in this volume, but one of the biggest mysteries right now is finally answered…is Mutsumi the one Keitaro made his promise with back when he was young.

If you've been following the Love Hina series to watch the relationship between Keitaro and Naru grow, change, and go up and down more times than a Six Flags roller coaster, you'll be thrilled with the events of volume six, as there is little in the way of individual character stories, instead choosing to focus on the couple and the mystery of the girl Keitaro made his promise to so long ago. Also, who would've thought everything would hinge on the butt of a squirrel?

It's the summer and not much is going on at the Hinata House besides a lot of moping around by Keitaro after learning that Naru's crush was his current employer Seta. The Hinata gang soon finds themselves at the beach, however, working at Haruka's beach café. The book features a few defining moments for the series – as well as several convoluted character driven short stories – but overall the volume is one of the best the series has had so far.

After Keitaro and Naru went on their "trip of discovery" and everyone was forced to go after them, everyone finally returns home…only to get their lives disrupted by one thing after another. If it isn't a flying turtle it's a new girl in the Hinata house or Keitaro trying to decide what to do with his life. Will Keitaro and Naru ever get together or is something introduced this volume that separates them both for good?

Things are starting to go well for Keitaro at the first of this volume, so you just know something is bound to go wrong, and terribly at that since nothing good ever happens to Keitaro for very long. It's a volume filled with heartbreak, tears, anger, hatred, and ultimately a road trip of discovery. What will Keitaro and the Hinata girls realize this volume?

It's a rough volume for Keitaro this time around, but if the first two volumes are any indicator, it looks like things are never going to go Keitaro's way. In this volume alone, for example, Keitaro has to contend with the holidays, a very lonely Su, a fever, and constant studying. Will anything good happen to Keitaro for a change?

Keitaro's life sucks. He's a twenty-year-old second year ronin who is trying to get into a college that is way out of his league. Besides having to study like mad to even stand a chance of getting into his school of choice, he's now the landlord of a building and has to put up with the pesky residents. Well, in all honesty, you'd think that would suck, but when you find out his tenants are a bunch of cute girls of various personality types, suddenly hell seems a lot like heaven. I wish I had Keitaro's life.