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If you liked Houseki no Kuni add

...then you might like NieR:Automata Ver1.1a add

Both series depict a never-ending war between two different lifeforms with ties to humanity over the course of hundreds if not thousands of years. The protagonists also both undergo severe mental deterioration after a traumatic event causes them to change forever. Both series have a strong focus on themes of existentialism and purpose. If you love Nier you'll also love Land of the Lustrous (and vice versa).

If you liked Houseki no Kuni add

...then you might like NieR:Automata add

Both series depict a never-ending war between two different lifeforms with ties to humanity over the course of hundreds if not thousands of years. The implications of these conflicts change with significant twists later in the story. The protagonists also both undergo severe mental deterioration after a traumatic event causes them to change forever. Both series have a strong focus on themes of existentialism and purpose in a world devoid of it. If you love Nier you'll also love Land of the Lustrous (and vice versa).

If you liked Natsu e no Tunnel, Sayonara no Deguchi add

...then you might like Kinou no Haru de, Kimi wo Matsu add

• Mysterious time travel elements that push the story forward • Romance integrated with the story's drama elements • Focus on a specific season as the background (summer for Tunnel to Summer, Spring for Yesterday in Spring) • Written by the same author Yesterday in Spring is a better novel than Tunnel to Summer by virtue of the author improving as he went, but they have many similarities.

If you liked Mikkakan no Koufuku add

...then you might like Kinou no Haru de, Kimi wo Matsu add

• Descriptive writing & prose that create an atmosphere • Complex boy and girl duo with substantial personal struggles • Smartly written romance • Supernatural elements to elevate the emotional experiences of the characters they're both among the best supernatural-romance-drama light novels with many similarities in their writing styles.

If you liked Seishun Buta Yarou Series add

...then you might like Chitose-kun wa Ramune Bin no Naka add

-Witty / flirty protagonists -Strong focus on character drama -Protagonist helping out different people each volume with their unique personal issues / situations -Large cast, lots of female characters (Chitose's not actually in a relationship yet however, unlike Sakuta) -Lots of banter and chemistry between characters

If you liked Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii add

...then you might like Maybe Meant to Be add

-The main couple get married out of convenience in the very first chapter, similar to why Narumi and Hirotaka start dating in the first chapter of Wotakoi. -Mincheol (main guy) is really similar to Hirotaka. Similar appearance, loves video games, pretty chill and laid back. Only difference is that he's ripped... -Both series have a side pairing that's equally great as the main couple -Lots of fun comedic interactions interspersed with good romantic moments It's like a Wotakoi successor in my book.