Kyuukyoku Venus
Ultimate Venus

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Both have a bit of a marriage game where the relative chooses a selection of fiancés for the girl and she chooses one from the group. There is also one who acts as protection for the girl and loves her. Havent gotten through the end of Kyuukyoku Venus yet, but the build up of the relationships feels similar. 

Both are reverse harems or at least similar to them. In Full house kiss both her mom & dad have past way, also both believed they were alone or somewhat used to being alone. 

The circumstances of the heroines are sort of similar. In both mangas they are orphaned, then taken in my relatives that they don't really know and put in the care of guardians who are, in both mangas, very smart, handsome men who simultaneously bully and protect the heroine, and secretly devote their lives to her. Yep, the same. 

The stories of both manga really are similar but I still like Ultimate Venus better. At the death of her parents, an ordinary girl discovers that she is the heir of an important and rich family. A handsome bodyguard/butler serves her and she enters a famous school. 

These are reverse harems and the male leads in both mangas have very similar personalities and looks, the guys are really similar with a cold sort of look and will appeal to gals who like megane (glasses) guys and the character that goes along with that.  

Both heroines find themselves being taken in by rich family members and must adjust to the new lifestyle demanded of them while trying to remain true to themselves. 

They both have great plots, good looking guys ;) (bit of a male harem in both) and both seem to find themselves in interesting relationship situations (bit of a spoiler, so that's all I can say =]) Hmm... The female protagonists are also pretty spunky, but not overly aggressive. They're smart, savvy and independent. They somehow make the best of what happens, and can stand on their own two feet. A really lovely plot line in both. =] 

In both manga the female lead finds herself becoming part of an upperclass rich family through sudden and unexpected circumstances. Both deal with the stuggles of adjusting to a different life-style and having to meet people's expectations while remaining true to one's self. Though Nono and Yuzu are very different in personality, both are lovable main characters who are easy to relate to. Ironically, both Nono and Yuzu's mothers are named Ayame. 

Both of the heroines are forced to choose a fiancé to get married to by an eccentric grandmother. 

Both are reverse harems about cheerful girls who move in with rich families after their idealized mothers pass away.  

Reasons to read: 1.They were both written by the same person. 2. The art is beautiful. 3. The main characters are all interesting. 4. Plot twists. 5. And if these weren't enough, just one word: Bishies.  

The time periods and story lines are different, but both of the heroines are from prestigious families that have enormous power, and are expected to become proper women that their family would be proud of. In the story, there are arranged marriages, although the situations are different, but the one she loves may not be the person her entire family approves of. Also, as you read, you may see that a couple of the side characters' situations are similar as well. 

reversed harem 

Well, let's see here, a poor girl from a modest life suddenly finds herself thrust into high society, and she is unsure how she is to deal with it. In both there is a question of marriage, however in Hadashi de Bara wo Fume, Sumi is married, that is how she enters high society, slightly different from Yuzu, who realizes that she is an heiress. Either way, both stories are about a young woman struggling to belong in this new high class world, and their is romance sprinkled in the mix, what more could you want? 

In both stories, the girl suddenly discovers that she comes from a wealthy family and has to become a heiress and so on 

The main characters are similar - strong, smart, willful girls who fight their way through - lots of other outstanding people surrounding them and of course an elite school both girls go to. 

The plots are different, but the stories have a similar feel to them - normal people + rich and powerful, light humour and sweetness ...  

Just two cute, sweet stories with main characters who don't want to be left alone and look for friends - who knows what they find . . .  

A girl who discovers she comes from high class family suddenly gets surrounded by gorgeous men there to serve her, but that's not what she really wants from them . . . 

Here are two stories about a girl in an elite school who doesn't fully belong, with lots of hot guys surrounding her and so on 

A girl in a rich school... in Imadoki the girl is not wealthy though - she just came to the elite school, while in Venus the girl is now the elite. . .  

Two stories about a girl that - against her own will - gets sucked into the world of the rich. There are also lots of unrequited love. Don't think these stories are alike though. This recommendation is for the people seeking the same elements. HYD is longer, and therefore it has more depth and drama.  

Two humorous stories about poor but strong heroin thrown into the wealthy society