Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu
Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy

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Similarity Both ln have followers and are op. Both have ln later introduces politics and the surroundings are wary of their military power. Both have a world of their own, asora and great tomb of nazarik. Both are isekai ln where mc is not much hesitant on killing for their subordinates. Both have rpg type of world settings and gain strength as they progress. Diffrences Tsuki has god like fantasy settings while overlord has vrmmo settings. Tsuki gains their subbordinates upon arriving while overlord has subbordinates already. Tsuki is does not conquer lands leaving kalenon which was actually getting back while overlord is directed on conquering new lands. Tsuki has one destined enemy while overlord has not yet revealed the one playing hands. read more 

- transported to another world - cheat skills - MC builds a village 

Both hero are summoned to the new world not by dying. Both are adventuring from city to city with their companion. Both of the heroes are clever type that can think wisely and make reasonable decision. Both have girls companion as a usual trope for any isekai novel. The science behind both magical world is a bit difference but interesting to learn as. <br/> <br/> While the mc in Death March is like a part time hero doing sightseeing while sometimes defeating extremely powerful enemy(definitely feels like One Punch Man if Saitama starts doing an adventure), Tsuki Ga Michibiku is more like a god hiding himself to become normal human and relying his overpowerful companion to finish the task given.  read more 

Both hero 'reincarnate' to a new world, and the unwanted hero from the person that summon them. Living independently hated by the kingdom. <br/><br/>While Tate no Yuusha is more dark/depressing,Tsuki ga Michibiku is more relaxing but at the same time have some bloody event happened as well. Both are great read. 

Novels where the MC gets Isekai'd, into a desolate part of a fantasy world. Only to end up befriending a lot of non-human locals and creating an ever expanding civilization, as the Overpowered Overlord. Tsuki ga Michibiku's... MC is a fairly ruthless "ugly" human. Tensei shitara Slime's... MC is a lovable Slime.