Kyou no Asuka Show
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Kyou no Asuka Show and Joshikausei depicts a carefree lifestyle featuring a main female protagonist. There is often a lack of dialogues each chapter as they take on an episodic style. The storytelling is rather ambiguous and doesn't follow any linear arc format. In retrospect, they are more like slice of life series with a decent degree of comedy. 

Random quick comic relief. 

Both series feature really funny punchlines. Expect random but creative narrative structuring. 

Both series are based on the premise of naive high school girls accidentally getting into lewd situations. If you like one, you will enjoy the other. 

If you’re looking for a manga that has a similar ecchi slice-of-life vibe focused on a pure, yet naive schoolgirl, Kyou no Asuka Show is a good choice. Kyou no Asuka Show Is less focused on plot and an ensemble cast like Akebi-chan no Sailor-fuku and is more episodic. Mostly focusing on the main character’s encounters with various characters and how they react to her overall charming nature. Although this series is probably less lewd than Akebi-chan no Sailor-fuku and is mostly based around comedy. A very enjoyable light read. 

Asumi and Asuka are very similar, innocent girls who end up in various situations that are not what it seems 

Those two are very similar in structure: girl subverts expectations, earns admiration and changes lives of people around her just by living her daily live and doing her own thing.  

Both these titles are light-hearted ecchi reads. 

Tejina is a girl who performs magic tricks whenever she can, but when she does it in front of the main guy, she becomes very clumsy and ditzy, flopping the trick, and usually ending in some embarrassing ecchi situation in which the guy also gets rather embarrassed about. Asuka is a free-spirited high school girl who seems to brighten everyone's day wherever she goes, although much of that brightness is because she accidentally flashes her panties which causes the random guy of the chapter involved to be embarrassed and aroused. Both series are short reads: Tejina has more sexual scenes, focusing on comedy in a four-panel style. Asuka is more innocently sexual and silce-of-life themed. They also have very few side characters; with Tejina-senpai attracting a pair of students who are siblings, and Asuka having a younger schoolgirl classmate who is obsessed with her.  read more 

Both titles are very random and funny.