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If you liked Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari add

...then you might like Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyousoukyoku add

While reading Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyousoukyoku, Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari often came to mind. For one thing, both series make use of a mature protagonist as their narrator, which in turn, presents a more analytical and pragmatic view of their worlds. Then, there’s also the shared themes that can be found throughout both works, such as the means of summoning heroes, heroines, slavery, and game-like skill mechanics. If you’re into your fantasy novels with a slightly more seinen edge, then you certainly can’t go wrong with either.

If you liked Hai to Gensou no Grimgar add

...then you might like Goblin Slayer add

Goblin Slayer and Hai to Gensou no Grimgar are both a take on the action, fantasy genre. Where they differ from other popular light novels available, however, is in their grounded realism. There is still magic to be found within both stories, but the worlds in which they operate are much more brutal and unforgiving—where even the lowliest monster is never to be underestimated. They both make for refreshing reads with Hai to Gensou no Grimgar focusing more on characterisation and introspection; whilst Goblin Slayer is more unadulterated dark fantasy.

If you liked Deadman Wonderland add

...then you might like Psycome add

Deadman Wonderland and Psycome have a lot in common with one another. They're both set in a prison-like setting, they both follow a falsely imprisoned protagonist, and they both feature a mysterious female character who is hiding more than she is letting on. Where they differ is in their genres. Deadman Wonderland caters more towards the supernatural crowd, whilst Psycome is more ecchi/harem-based. They both make for enjoyable reading, offering plenty of tense, insane moments throughout.

If you liked High School DxD add

...then you might like Madan no Ou to Vanadis add

Whilst you could argue that Madan no Ou to Vanadis shares themes with many other harem shows, what it has in common with High School DxD is that they both feature a dominating female lead who has no qualms in making the main character their prisoner/servant.

If you liked Kiseijuu add

...then you might like Zettai naru Isolator add

Whilst one is a novel and the other a manga, what these two works have in common is that they both revolve around humans who have been infected by parasites. Each showcases fierce battles between human hosts, with Zettai naru Isolator taking a more superpowered approach. Both works are completely gritty and enjoyable.

If you liked Tsuritama add

...then you might like Suisei no Gargantia add

Whilst their narratives could not be more different, what these two series share in common is their ability to immerse you into a living, breathing world that is full of genuine characters. If you enjoy one, you are likely to enjoy the other, as they are both similarly paced.