Yasashii Sekai no Tsukurikata
A Method to Make the Gentle World

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Both about genius young resarchers becoming teachers. 

Following the story with a lighthearted tone, Horimiya and Yasashii Sekai no Tsukurikata are realistic series about relationships. The main male protagonist has similar personalities and builds meaningful relationships with other characters. Along the way, they also find a bit of romance. There is considerable amount of realism with character interactions and realism. Relationships are also slow paced with purpose. 

Both series have a young newbie teacher as the MC where a student(s) fall in love with him. Both have the basic taboo story about the relationship between student and teacher although Kodomo no Jikan does it to a more extreme. For Yasashii Sekai no Tsukurikata is this one of the dramas in the series while Kodomo no Jikan pretty much did every taboo possible. Besides the drama both series are comedies and have funny moments. Kodomo no Jikan focuses more on ecchi taboo comedy while Yasashii Sekai no Tsukurikata focuses on romance comedy scenes. 

Similarities: 1. Same teacher to student kind of relationship. 2. Same romance and harem genre. 3.Same school setting. 4.Same teacher having to aide his students with their problems. Dissimilarities: SSD: 1. 2 student to 1 teacher ratio. 2. Harem's relationship with teacher is very much certain. 3. Teacher never wanted to be a teacher in the 1st place. YST: 1. 4 students to 2 teacher ration. 2. Harem's relationship with teachers was a bit complicated. 3. It has a sub romance that involves one particular teacher with one of the harem members. 4. Manga series has already ended, being in with one now former teacher in a relationship with one of the harem members, who is it, you'd better read it to know.  read more 

Both are medium length manga about romance, friendship, and kinship focusing mainly on characters in high school. Admittedly, Hatsukoi Limited has a much more dramatic story and involves a lot more love triangles, while Yasashii Sekai is more laid-back.  

Medium length manga about high school romance, friendship, and bond between various characters. They both have crisp, elegant art, and a very calm and relaxing pace of story telling, even if the story-telling format is a little bit different.  

Similar balance of drama, comedy, and romance. Both also have issues surrounding age-gap romances and living with one's crush play central roles to the narrative.  

Taking place in a school life environment, both series appeals to story that subscribes to youth and relationships. The main male protagonist in both series have similar personalities. There is also growing romance as we see them get acquainted with the main female protagonist at their school. Golden Time is also distinctive for its "light supernatural" element" but incorporates a lot of drama into their story. 

Both series adapts romance with a slow pace and coming age story. The main male protagonist builds important connections with other characters. In addition, we see how their personality influences others that develops more into just friendship. There is drama and lighthearted comedy as well with a good amount of realism. Both series also takes place in a school life setting while exploring themes of youth and adolescence.  

Taking place in a more mature and educational environment, both series portray relationship angles with a taste of romance and drama. The main male protagonists have similar personalities and gets involved with characters that builds interpersonal connections with them. At the same time, it's easy to see the blooming romance with certain characters from both series. Except lighthearted comedy and melancholic drama to unfold as we see just how personal some of these characters can get when it comes to certain emotions. 

Taking place in a school life environment, both series focuses on the character lives, relationships, and their development. The main male protagonist has a similar personality and often times has a hard time opening up towards people. Their connections with a female main protagonist reveals quite a bit about themselves. Both series expresses romance themes with lighthearted humor. However, do also expect drama to develop as their story progresses.  

Hirunaka no Ryuusei and Yasashii Sekai no Tsukurikata combines elements of drama, school life, and romance with its storytelling. Both series heavily focuses on character relationships that includes older characters with younger ones (ex. student/teacher relationships). There is an a decent amount of characterization that is forged by the experiences of youth. Both series has obvious romance themes that translates into realism and close connections between characters. 

14-sai no Koi and Yasashii Sekai no Tsukurikata has a slice of life tone to their regular everyday stories. Known for their relationship developments, both series adapts a school life setting where we see different people coming together. There is romance present in both series that has a melodramatic-like feeling that is also filled with drama. But despite this, both series has a decent pace with more focus on the characters and the connections they build.