Koushaku Reijou no Tashinami
Accomplishments of the Duke's Daughter

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If you enjoy LN's with gorgeous artwork and alternative universe, then this is for you. In the Light Beyond Road's End, the heroine is reincarnated into the body of a saint (the most powerful being in the kingdom) while in Common Sense of a Duke's Daughter, the heroine reincarnates in a noble lady from an otome game. These series have actually a similar plot: - Both heroines are living as someone else that had a lot of haters and was considered to be really a "bad person". They struggle to change their behavior and be different from the person they reincarnated into. - In their past self, both heroines had an accident that was hinted that was fatal and that's why they went into another body. The surprising factor is that LBRE focus more on romance/reverse harem than CSoaDD, even though the latter was supposed to be an "otome game" it strongly deviates from it and becomes a story which is heavily influenced by politics and friendship with a strong, intelligent heroine that doesn´t really care about romance.  read more 

Both novels are have strong female MCs with ambition, trying to stand on their own two feet and survive in high society. Both are focused on their goal, not on love. Both have a group of loyal ppl around them. Whereas in Saiunkoku, Shuurei is more in need of protection and have several guys falling in love with her; in Duke's Daughter, Iris is more admired for her redeeming qualities than romantically sought after. Both have exciting political elements. 

Both mangas have strong female MCs with ambition, trying to stand on their own two feet and survive in high society. Both are focused on their goal, not on love. Both have a group of loyal ppl around them. Whereas in Saiunkoku, Shuurei is more in need of protection and have several guys falling in love with her; in Duke's Daughter, Iris is more admired for her redeeming qualities than romantically sought after. Both have exciting political elements. 

The development of each novel's protagonist is around the same. In Koushaku Reijou, a woman awakens as a character from one of the otome games she had played before; however, being the antagonist of the game, she decides to strive for a happy ending instead of the known defeat. The story goes through the changes she makes to her father's fief, while applying her knowledge in business and (modern) societal laws. Likewise, Tensei Shitara Slime Datta goes through the development of a "monster's city" that was built by the male reincarnate from our society, who now has the body of a slime (the monster you see in rpgs). He will start from scratch to build his kingdom, whereas in Koushaku Reijou, the protagonist improves the living of the people already under her family's rule. read more 

Following the new trend in Reverse Harem series, these are stories about a girl from this world that gets reincarnated into a villainess/love rival in an otome game world. If you like one you'll enjoy the other, however, Tensei Oujo has more a comedic style and Koushaku Reijou focus more on politics. 

If you enjoy LN's with a heroine from the present world that reincarnated into a rival of the heroine of an otome game and has several males as her companions, then you might like to read these. They both feature the heroine which is of noble birth: the daughter of a duke and she remembers her past life.