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If you liked Kodomo no Jikan add

...then you might like Hino-san no Baka add

Both deal with the love-relationship between two characters where one mercilessly sexually harasses and molests the other, but the other develops growing feelings for his molester anyway.

If you liked Kodomo no Jikan add

...then you might like Himegoto: Juukyuusai no Seifuku add

Both deal with destructive, co-dependent relationships and psychologically complicated characters with dark and cheerful sides and a lot of sexual molestation between friends and lovers. Zyuukyuusai no Seihuku is definitely the darker one of the two whereas Kodomo no Zikan is more lighthearted, and cuter.

If you liked Himegoto add

...then you might like Hino-san no Baka add

Both deal with a cute, androgynous flat-chested pushover, tundere-like character that is frequently humiliated and molested by his friends, despite their being a clear bond of love between them. In particular the 18-kin–Hino -, and Hime–Koguma parallels are striking, both in terms of character and appearance.

If you liked Aki-Sora add

...then you might like Shishunki na Adam: Evil Eyes add

Both feature very similar frequent rapey sex-scenes as a centrepiece.

If you liked Uwa-Koi add

...then you might like Shishunki na Adam: Evil Eyes add

Both feature very similar frequent rapey sex-scenes as a centrepiece.

If you liked Futaba-san Chi no Kyoudai add

...then you might like Siscon Ani to Brocon Imouto ga Shoujiki ni Nattara add

A somewhat similar art-style and humor, both dealing with horizontal incestuous tension — where "Siscon Ani to Brocon Imouto" deals with only one pair of siblings with an age difference, "Hutaba-san Ti no Kyoudai" deals with multiple pairs of twins, each having their own unique dynamic to them.

If you liked Kodomo no Jikan add

...then you might like Aki-Sora add

Both deal with taboo relationships — in K.n.Z.'s case, about drastic age differences, and in Aki-Sora's case, about incest; both also deal with psychologically complex characters, sexual coercion, and childhood traumas. Aki-Sora can get significantly darker than K.n.Z. in its graphic treatment of rape and has very explicit sex scenes compared to the latter, whereas K.n.Z. has more humor to it.

If you liked Prunus Girl add

...then you might like Trap Heroine add

Both have essentially a very similar præmise in that a male p.o.v. character is struck by the sight of an ostensibly cute female whom he later finds out to be in his class... and male. Both explore their growing friendship and the philosophical significance of what it still means to be "male" if one appear indistinguishable from a female.

If you liked Aki-Sora add

...then you might like Himegoto: Juukyuusai no Seifuku add

Both deal with toxic, co-dependent relationships, cross-dressing, gender-dysphoria , jealousy, lies, rape, and infidelity, though Aki-Sora is definitely more light-hearted at many times than Zyuukyusai no Seihuku Both also feature fairly explicit sex-scenes.

If you liked Uwa-Koi add

...then you might like Himegoto: Juukyuusai no Seifuku add

Both deal with characters that have that have destructive, co-dependent relationships based on lies, manipulations, and infidelities with characters having complicated love–hate feelings to each other and frequent, explicit sex scenes and rape.