Keitaro studied for four years to get into the best University in Japan just to find out his life's calling is to dig holes.
Time to (re)read the manga that codified a lot of the tropes and clichés for romcoms in the early 21st century. Ken Akamatsu's breakout success; Love Hina. The second stop on our ride through the Akamatsu-verse.
>What's it about? Love Hina is based on that one dating sim you played way back before you really knew what dating sims were. Basically you pick a girl and then tap your foot every second she isn't on-panel.
