Bokura no Kiseki

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if you love the mindblowing surprises you got from pandora hearts, then bokura no kiseki is a good treasure box for you :D 

Both deal with their past lives. They both got the same vibes. NG Life is somehow more light-hearted than Bokura no Kiseki and the latter is more serious.  

So... Spirit Circle, with art that looks like One Piece, and a female character on the cover that screams of "I WAS SELECTED FOR THE STUPID ECCHI CHARACTER", does it have any resemblance with Bokura no Kiseki? Really, I hate ecchi-victim-characters, and the art isn't very good the first few volumes (well you can tell characters apart though). But Spirit Circle is incredible. Just crazy insanely incredible. You don't get those hunky bishounens running around doing magic, but actually, when it comes to the reincarnation part, Spirit Circle is actually really close to the new age theories (as written about in classic like "Born again to be together" by Dick Sutphen and "Life before life" by Helen Wambach). Similarly, if you shrug when you see the tag "josei" since you think of poorly drawn semi-realistic adults who engage in a sexual acts under the guise of "smut", well... Think again! Bokura no Kiseki redefines "intense", and once you get sucked into the intrigues of these knights-born again high school students, you'll never let go (unless another chapter isn't released). The group scanlating had to make a dedicated page called "When is the next Bokura no Kiseki chapter" due to all craving fans.  read more 

Both Bokura no Kiseki and Yukarism's main characters are women who have reincarnated as men. They both see fragments of their past lives through dreams. Both have died unnatural deaths and are trying to find out how they died. They're also trying to figure out the identities of their acquaintances, who have also reincarnated into the modern world.