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If you liked Glass no Kamen add

...then you might like Act-age add

The MCs of each manga are aiming to become actresses; however, due to their outstanding talent at the beginning, they go through different performances trying to learn to "act" their role. In Act-Age, the protagonist is an actress who acts based on past experiences whereas in Glass no Kamen (aka Glass Mask) the protagonist acts while "becoming" the individual. Both perform very realistically and are envied by their colleagues. Although Glass Mask has an older art style, the story is very good. Those interested can watch the anime instead.

If you liked Id add

...then you might like The New Gate add

The New Gate is a game come true but Id is rather about someone from a korean country ending up in a different world. Both graphic novels have a strong main character, in martial arts/swordsmanship/etc. And they travel to find a way back home.

If you liked Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken add

...then you might like Koushaku Reijou no Tashinami add

The development of each novel's protagonist is around the same. In Koushaku Reijou, a woman awakens as a character from one of the otome games she had played before; however, being the antagonist of the game, she decides to strive for a happy ending instead of the known defeat. The story goes through the changes she makes to her father's fief, while applying her knowledge in business and (modern) societal laws. Likewise, Tensei Shitara Slime Datta goes through the development of a "monster's city" that was built by the male reincarnate from our society, who now has the body of a slime (the monster you see in rpgs). He will start from scratch to build his kingdom, whereas in Koushaku Reijou, the protagonist improves the living of the people already under her family's rule.

If you liked Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou add

...then you might like Cheese in the Trap Season 1 add

Both manga/manhwa...graphic novels are about a couple who are the smartest in their grade. They get to know one another's flaws/darkness, lessen the distance between themselves and become a beautiful pair. In cheese in the trap they seem to view each other in a negative way and never got to know one another till a year after, but in karekano, the characters start off as friends and grow on one another. Both are great reads and highly recommended.

If you liked Swan add

...then you might like Subaru add

The protagonist in Subaru is also striving to become a ballerina. She has many teachers that help her achieve this goal, as she strives to become the top of the world. Both characters are pushed to their limits and improve at an amazing speed.

If you liked Cuticle Tantei Inaba add

...then you might like Inu to Hasami wa Tsukaiyou add

A comedy that is just as good as Inu to Hasami. Get ready for a world of laughs!

If you liked Ashita no Nadja add

...then you might like Ie Naki Ko Remy add

Nadja, the female protagonist, grows up in an orphanage. After being targeted by 2 uncover agents~? she flees for her life and joins a performance troupe that happened to pass through town that day. With her mother's dress, diary, and brooch--she tries to find her mom as she travels the world on a journey.

If you liked Fuse: Teppou Musume no Torimonochou add

...then you might like Hakkenden: Touhou Hakken Ibun add

Also based off the hakkenden novels. The eight half brothers who are now reincarnated in a different time are gathering together (in coincidence). Unlike this movie, the hakkenden anime series doesn't have as much romance--more friendship, family bond stuff.

If you liked Major S1 add

...then you might like Yawara! add

Both concentrated on the life a person aiming to be a pro in some sport. In Yawara, the female is unwilling to play judo but is very skilled at it whereas in Major, the protagonist has a passion for baseball and will eventually as the title suggests, play in the Majors. Major follows the protagonist from childhood till adulthood while Yawara starts from high school life to adulthood. The love aspect is stronger in Yawara whereas in Major there is barely or slightly any love life involved (only one can be sensed but it doesn't affect greatly on the protagonist's game play as much as in Yawara)

If you liked Pandora Hearts add

...then you might like Migawari Hakushaku no Bouken add

The time period may be somewhat the same since they both wear those royal gowns etc. The protagonist in Pandora Hearts has a personality similar to Fred's. Romance isn't one of its biggies though and its more like action than romance.

If you liked Air Master add

...then you might like Kaleido Star add

Like the main character Maki, in kaleido star there is a lot of gymnastics. Maki who fights using gymnastic like movements is like the bold and strong maneuvers in kaleido star

If you liked Diamond no Ace add

...then you might like Last Inning add

Both mangas are about baseball. However in Last Inning the protagonist isn't a male baseball player but a young coach that had a history as an amazing catcher in his high school life. But because of certain circumstances his hatred towards baseball grows and he becomes a salaryman instead of a pro baseball player. Now he is asked by his high school coach to become the coach of an almost ruined baseball team that'll be disband in a year if they don't make it into Koshien

If you liked Koutetsu Sangokushi add

...then you might like Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch R2 add

In Code Geass, the protagonist Lelouch is basically a lot like Koumei in Koutetsu Sangokushi. However the difference is in the characters and tactical analysis--Code Geass's is...deeper. In Koutetsu Sangokushi the characters are bound by the power of the Sovereign/Imperial Seal, wanting to keep it in their possession, but in Code Geass, the "power/supernatural" thing is the geass--a power that differs with each person. Of course I don't want to give anything away so therefore I won't say any more. But a recommendation is to watch the first code geass before the second or else you'll be confused in some parts.