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If you liked K-On! add

...then you might like Bocchi the Rock! add

The similarities between the two series lie in their focus on forming bands and exploring themes of friendship and personal growth in different settings and tones. However, the protagonist in "K-On!" has an extroverted, cheerful, and outgoing demeanor, actively seeking social interactions, while the protagonist in "Bocchi the Rock!" is introverted, shy, and struggles with severe social anxiety

If you liked Tokyo Revengers add

...then you might like Wind Breaker add

It's essentially "Tokyo Revengers," but better. "Wind Breaker" shares similarities with "Tokyo Revengers," focusing on protagonists striving for personal growth and overcoming challenges in their respective worlds. While both series emphasize character development and overcoming obstacles, they differ in setting and themes. "Tokyo Revengers" involves time travel and confrontations between motor gangs, whereas "Wind Breaker" centers around students in schools defending their neighborhood from rival gangs within a specific district.

If you liked Sweet Home add

...then you might like Shotgun Boy add

The two stories are similar because they are connected. Both series are produced by the same author, Kim Carnby, whose content often features dark themes like horror, tragedy, and psychological drama. Both series involve characters facing crises where they must survive against monstrous creatures. Additionally, both highlight the psychological struggles of their characters, emphasizing mental and emotional battles alongside physical survival. If you haven't started reading either, I recommend beginning with "Shotgun Boy," as it serves as a prequel to "Sweet Home," providing backstory and additional context to the events and world of "Sweet Home."

If you liked Solo Leveling add

...then you might like I'm the Max-Level Newbie add

Both series feature protagonists in RPG-like worlds with leveling systems, quests, and dungeon crawling. Both protagonists progressively become stronger with each chapter. Additionally, both series highlight intriguing action panels, character growth, and numerous challenges for the protagonists. Despite their similarities, "Solo Leveling" focuses more on the protagonist's solo journey, whereas "I'm a Max Level Newbie" emphasizes strategic gameplay in real-life situations.