Ouji no Hakoniwa

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Both manga deal with dysfunctional relationships between two strong willed butlers who aren't afraid to go too far when it comes to "protecting" their young master. 

Both manga deal with the master-butler dynamic, where the master acts kinda like a brat and the butler has to put up with his antics because of his duties (and his feelings). But the manner in which these relationships are treated, is vastly different. While Kyouju is fun and light hearted, Ouji is dark and showcases a dysfunctional relationship. 

Dysfunctional relationships, where the seme decides it’s best for the uke to be chained in order for him to lead a life according to his (the seme’s) whims 

Ouji no Hakoniwa (Miniature Garden) and the first arc of Second Honey are both stories involve rich kids who's are losers as young adults and have the secretary/butler always cleaning up after them. In reality, the kids are just lonely and to hide their emotions they become useless people who act cheeky, are blunt, sleep around and are unmotivated at achieving. Both the secretary and the butler are the quiet stereotypical type who do anything their masters say, except something that will go against their well-being. Although, Miniature Garden is a case of Stockholm Symdrome, where the kid is held against his will, where in Second Honey the secretary follows the kid's father's orders to push him to finish collage. All other arcs are not related or similar. read more