Soredemo Ayumu wa Yosetekuru
When Will Ayumu Make His Move?

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This is similar to my recommendation with Takagi. I highly recommend this for those of you who are looking for a comedy romance story. I also hope that you read these two series because they are really interesting. 

-The art style -The whole teasing scenario, but in reverse -The competitive spirit -The vibe 

Both are wholesome, romantic comedies that involve some amount of teasing from one part of the main romantic pairing. Both are also slice of life so there is more of an emphasis on character interactions than plot development. The main difference is that in Soredemo Ayumu there is the not so subtle understanding that Ayumu is in love with Yaotome and she has her suspicions because of how much he compliments/teases her. In Kubo-san, the audience knows that both characters are in love with each other, but they are in that ambiguous state. Different types of characters as well, same wholesome "will they, won't they fun" read more 

Both are RomComs, Shy mc girl, short, I really enjoyed Both manga's and if you like Soredemo Aymumu Wa Yosetekuru, you will definitely enjoy this manga!! 

Both feature a straightforward guy interacting with another girl. Aharen doesn't feature nearly as much focus on romance, but the general vibe both series give is pretty similar. Soredemo is probably just a little more down to Earth. 

Featuring a smooth chad male mc that barely shows emotion and a female mc that likes to tease the said male mc but always blushes because of the counterattack. Both are cute and enjoyable romcom. 

Both manga have a straightforward guy interacting with a girl who he love deeply. Also like to make her embarrassed or get secret photos of the different expression. Both are rom-com that they try to do couple stuff but doesn’t what the public to find out yet or they are shy when ppl find out. Both kinda have similar art style.  

• Both are rom-coms about a senpai and a kōhai in the same club. • In both of them, one of the MCs are hiding the fact that they like the other MC. • No side characters. • Really short chapters. • Lots of flirting.  

Same author and artstyle 

If you like the fluffy feeling Shogi Senpai, you will also like the fluffy feeling of BokuYaba. Both have lots of flirting and wholesomeness!