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If you liked Mieruko-chan add

...then you might like Nande Ikiteru ka Wakaranai Hito Izumi Sumi 25-sai add

The duos of girls are pretty similar, one is a short-haired, energetic, and cheerful sweetie with big boobs (Hana & Kanade), while the other one has long hair, is anxious, and has a worried/frightened expression most of the time (Miko & Izumi).

If you liked Mijuku na Futari de Gozaimasu ga add

...then you might like Jitsu wa Watashi Sexless de Nayandemashita add

Both stories deal with the struggle of finding the right balance of intimacy in a marriage.

If you liked Tenju no Kuni add

...then you might like Mazumeshi Elf to Yuubokugurashi add

Very similar art style and atmosphere, and the worlds resemble each other a lot. Both MCs are very knowledgeable in their respective fields (medicine and cooking), and are calm and kind. The family dynamics are the same: MC, love interest, childish little sister, parents.

If you liked Sabaku no Harem add

...then you might like Hoshifuru Oukoku no Nina add

The stories don't hold many similarities, but their beginnings are the same: a poor girl is captured (or bought) by the prince of her country, and ends up being close to him (in Harem in the Dessert the heroine is part of the prince's harem, and in Nina The Starry Bride she takes the place of the dead princess). The girls' personalities are also quite similar, both being strong-willed, straight-forward, childish (one of them is 15 years old I think so makes sense), and devoted to their beliefs/loved ones. The princes themselves resemble each other a bit.

If you liked Mononobe Koshoten Kaikitan add

...then you might like Jigoku Kurayami Hana mo Naki add

Both series feature inhuman detectives that even look similar. They have to resolve the mysteries surrounding humans possessed by youkai, usually killing them at the end. Very similar vibes, and the main antagonists look very similar to each other as well.

If you liked Suisei add

...then you might like Tansui add

Similar art style and vibe, the characters look the same. Fish. Random creatures appear on the screen in both. I'd say Suisei is way better tho.

If you liked Ore to Hero to Mahou Shoujo add

...then you might like Bokura wa Mahou Shounen add

Both works feature protagonists that want to become hereos, and instead become magical "girls". In Ore to Hero, the MC actually becomes a girl, while in Bokura wa Mahou Shoujo he is basically forced to cross-dress (both only happen when the guys transform). However, they still continue to help people in need as magical girls/boys.

If you liked Dead Tube add

...then you might like Pumpkin Night add

Both are nonsensical manga that focus on gore, suspense and horror. The feelings you get from reading them (a.k.a. the vibe) are almost identical, altough Dead Tube is slightly more episodic (has more arcs and no fixed plot) and Pumpkin Nights follows an actual plot.

If you liked Aoi Bungaku Series add

...then you might like Bungou to Alchemist: Shinpan no Haguruma add

Aoi Bungaku tells the stories of the most well-known novels from Japanese literature, with details about the authors in the intro. Bungou to Alchemist features the authors themselves as characters, and presents some of their books in the episodes as well.

If you liked Kusuriya no Hitorigoto add

...then you might like Seijo no Maryoku wa Bannou desu add

Athugh the settings are different, both MCs are very interested in herbs and medicine, to the point that it's almost their only interest. The feeling that you get reading both works is, in that aspect, pretty similar.

If you liked Tensei Oujo wa Kyou mo Flag wo Tatakioru add

...then you might like Akuyaku Reijou ni nanka Narimasen. Watashi wa "Futsuu" no Koushaku Reijou desu! add

They're both about women that get reincarnated as the young version of the villainess from an otome game. They're part of the nobility and try everything in their power to avoid the bad ending. They come to be loved by their family and most people around them, while being regarded as very smart, especially for their age. There is also magic involved. Both works have a shoujo demographic.

If you liked Akuyaku Reijou nanode Last Boss wo Kattemimashita add

...then you might like Akuyaku Reijou wa Kiraware Kizoku ni Koi wo Suru add

They are both about women that get reincarnated as the villainesses of an otome game, too late to change much of the story. Their engagements with the crown princes get broken, and they both end up in a relationship with the "villainous" brothers of the said princes. The demographic is shoujo, and they both are both focused on the romantic lives of the MCs.

If you liked Tensei Oujo wa Kyou mo Flag wo Tatakioru add

...then you might like Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shita Hazu ga Marie Antoinette deshita add

They're both about about women that get reincarnated as young princesses, one in an otome game and another in the past (as Marie Antonette). They do what they can to avoid their bad ending and build relationships with people.

If you liked Koushaku Reijou no Tashinami add

...then you might like Akuyaku Reijou no Tsuihougo!: Kyoukai Kaikaku Gohan de Yuuyuu Sister-gurashi add

Both stories are about girls that are reincarnated as the villainesses of an otome game they once played, and show their lives after they receive punishment for their "sins". In Koushaku Reijou no Tashinami the MC is made the acting lord of a fief far from the royal capital, and in Akuyaku the MC gets banished from the kingdom and becomes a nun. Both girls try their best to succes in business by using the knowledge from their own world, and are part of the nobility. Both works have a shoujo demographic and show the romantic development in the MCs lives as well.

If you liked Akuyaku Reijou no Tsuihougo!: Kyoukai Kaikaku Gohan de Yuuyuu Sister-gurashi add

...then you might like Tensei-saki de Suterareta node, Mofumofu-tachi to Oryouri shimasu: Okazari Ouhi wa My Pace ni Saikyou desu add

Both MCs are reincarnated in the world of an otome game they once played in the role of the villainess. The story follows them after they receive punishment for their "sins" by being banished from the kingdom, and show how they try to live life to the fullest now that they are free. In Akuyaku Reijou no Tsuishougo! the MC becomes a nun in another kingdom and invents different kinds of food using the knowledge she has from her past life, while in Tensei-saki the MC does the same things, except she doesn't become a nun, but remains part of the nobility. Both works have a shoujo demographic and show the romantic development in the MCs lives as well.

If you liked Namae no Nai Kaibutsu: Kumo to Shoujo to Ryouki Satsujin add

...then you might like Joou Heika no Isekai Strategy add

Although the genres are a bit different, since Namae no Nai Kaibutsu is a horror crime story and Joou Heika no Isekai Strategy is a fantasy dark and violent one, they still share similarities, like their gruesome scenes or fantasy elements (spider monsters). The MC are both girls (tho in Namae there is another MC which is a boy), and are not afraid to kill or use their subordinates (spiders) to kill, and they are both monsters as well.

If you liked Kumo desu ga, Nani ka? add

...then you might like Joou Heika no Isekai Strategy add

Both MCs get reincarnated as spiders or something related to them, and they're focused on getting stronger, either using raw power or their minds (or both). They also end up in some sort of war against human race. In both mangas the MCs rely pretty heavily on strategies when in a battle. However, Joou Heika no Isekai Strategy is way more brutal and gruesome, so if you don't want more than the level of blood and violent fights in Kumo desu ga I wouldn't recommed it.

If you liked Akuyaku Reijou wa Ringoku no Outaishi ni Dekiai sareru add

...then you might like Tensei-saki de Suterareta node, Mofumofu-tachi to Oryouri shimasu: Okazari Ouhi wa My Pace ni Saikyou desu add

Both protagonists are reincarnated as the villainess of an otome game they once played, and end up in another kingdom. They both end up being the love target of the princes in that kingdom as well, without them knowing (one-sided love, at the beginning at least). While Akuyaki focuses more on the romance and sweet moments between the two, Tensei-saki is also about the MC having fun cooking. Both works are otome game isekais with shoujo demographic.

If you liked Koushaku Reijou no Tashinami add

...then you might like Mochiron, Isharyou Seikyuu Itashimasu! add

The MCs are pretty similar (and not only in appearance), they are both very smart and own their own business, not focusing that much on romance and yet ending up loved by everyone (almost). Although Mochiron isn't exactly and isekai like Koushaku, where the protagonist is reincarnated as the villainess of an otome game, it's very similar as you'll find out from the first chapter. Both girls are also part of the nobility, and their love target ends up being a prince (or more like they become the love targert of the princes). They also both have loving families. For both works the demographic is shoujo.

If you liked Koushaku Reijou no Tashinami add

...then you might like Akuyaku Reijou nanode Last Boss wo Kattemimashita add

The "heroine" is reborn as the villainess of an otome game she once played, and she constantly tries to change her fate, avoiding the red flags from the game. In both works the MC is also very smart and has amazing leadership qualities, creating her own business. They also somehow get romantically involved with rivals of the princes they were once bethroned to. For both works the demographic is shoujo.

If you liked Akuyaku Reijou wa Ringoku no Outaishi ni Dekiai sareru add

...then you might like Akuyaku Reijou nanode Last Boss wo Kattemimashita add

The "heroine" is reborn as the villainess of an otome game she once played, and she tries to change her fate by avoiding the red flags. Ironically enough, in both mangas she only "remembers" that she's not primarly from this world right at thnt in the game that would bring her to ruin: the ball event, when the prince breaks off the engagement and punishes her. In both situation the situation takes a twist for the better, and the MCs have romantic relationships with other princes. Both have the same vibe as well, pretty focused on the romantic side, but showing the development of the lives of the girls as they avoid the red flags as well.

If you liked Koushaku Reijou no Tashinami add

...then you might like Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen Dai 2-bu - Hon no Tame nara Miko ni Naru! add

Both MCs are reincarnated in another world that's less evolved, one as a child and one as a full grown up. Both stories focus on economics and the growth (mostly finanncially) of the girls, with little romance and, in Koushaku, lots of politics involved. The MCs are both very strong willed and are or become important figures to the public. Also both of them have loving families, despite the differences in their status.

If you liked Koushaku Reijou no Tashinami add

...then you might like Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta... add

The similarities are obvious since the first chapters, with both main characters being reincarnated in an otome game they were playing as the villainess. In Otome Game the heroine is reincarnated as a child so she does everything she can to avoid the "red flags" that would destroy her in the game, while in Koushaku the MC finds herself in the game world too late to be able to change much. However, she does everything she can to improve her life. For both works the demographic is shoujo. The art style is also similar, although in Koushaku it's more detailed and a little bit less flashy and shoujo-like. The story is a bit different, in Koshaku there's far less romance and the plot focuses on politics and economics pretty much.

If you liked Kamisama x Oresama x Oyome-sama add

...then you might like Kamisama no Uroko add

- God x human - The main characters meet because of a human's wish - The MCs become engaged (kind of), with one of them being called the 'wife' of the other - The human doesn't like the god at the beginning and is trying to get rid of him (exorcism and so on) - Yaoi

If you liked Honto Yajuu add

...then you might like Furachi na Keiji-san add

- Policeman/detective falls in love with a yakuza member - Yaoi

If you liked Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken add

...then you might like Itai no wa Iya nanode Bougyoryoku ni Kyokufuri Shitai to Omoimasu. add

- The MC gains new skills by devouring their enemies. - Rather powerless MC becomes extremely strong. - Both MC become leaders (Rimuru of a town and the creatures in it, Maple of a guid, although there is an obvious difference in their leadership skills) - Also isekai! Though in the second one it's a virtual world - Both MCs have either a lot of fans or a lot of followers

If you liked Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken add

...then you might like Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen add

- Isekai - Both MCs are seen as weak until proven otherwise - Both Mcs are focusing on helping the society around them (and not only) evolve (Myne inventing things and creating her own shop, Rimuru creating a new nation of monsters that unifies different species) - Light themed anime with a friendly atmosphere (well... mostly)

If you liked Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken add

...then you might like Kami-tachi ni Hirowareta Otoko add

- Slimes. A lot of them. - Isekai - Slice of life feeling for both of them, though in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime not as much - MC has to fight monsters, though only occasionally - Mc is constantly trying to evolve when it comes to their shop/town