Dragon, Ie wo Kau.

both are light hearted comedies on a fantansy setting where the main character just wants to do some pretty normal thing like the princess trapped on a villian's casttle that could't care less where she is or the fact that she has been kidnaped, she just wants to get a good night of sleep and the Dragon who is on a Rpg tipe of fantastic world but all he wants to do is getting a house 

Anime about renting houses in RPG universe 

Episodic Fantasy Light Hearted Easy watch fun little plot similar feel when watching. 

Episodic Fantasy Light hearted I wouldn't say they have the same premise but the are the same vibe. 

the story of the 2 anime are completely different,but they have the same slow life vibes 

Comedy with non-human looking creatures as the protagonist that can speak as they travel around the world/location around them.  

Both are a comedy abt dragons. The dragons are leaving their houses and start to live with humans/elfs.  

To "Shi Cao Lao Long Bei Guanyi E Long Zhi Ming" I would like to recommend the series "Dragon, Ie wo Kau". Both series take the fantasy genre for a ride in an amusing way. The main character is a cowardl... (cough), peaceful dragon who is forced into a new situation by certain circumstances. The backstories are different, but both anime give the dragon a lot of trouble due to his imposing appearance, which is in total contradiction to his personality. So the series offer a lot of comedy and also some action in a nice medieval setting. The visuals are good in both cases, slightly above average. The episodes of "Shi Cao Lao" are relatively short, but the narrative still doesn't feel rushed. The graphics in "Dragon, Ie wo Kau" are a bit more elaborate, especially the landscape renderings are very nice. The soundtracks are very fitting and better than I expected. Among others, I liked the two OPs 'Roll-playing' sung by Ooishi, Masayoshi and 'Wèi guāng [for the light]' sung by Liu Junlang. As always, thanks for reading and have fun watching. read more 

Both shows themes of found family, parenthood, finding a home, and healing from trauma. Both shows have male characters growing into their role happily as a new adoptive parent.  

Both are mockery and satire on their respective genre; RPG video games and isekai anime