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If you liked Spirit Circle add

...then you might like Murasakiiro no Qualia add

Spirit Circle and Purple Qualia both start off as fairly light fantasy, only to go way off the deep end into abstract sci-fi territory. Both works deal with the idea of people having "multiple selves," though Spirit Circle uses a fantasy-style, spiritual depiction of "reincarnation," while Purple Qualia's interpretation of a single person existing in "parallel worlds" has harder sci-fi roots. Spirit Circle is fairly comedic, has a focus on history (?) in addition to sci-fi, and has involved side-characters who change and "grow" as the protagonist relives his various reincarnations. Purple Qualia is slightly more serious, purer sci-fi, and focuses solely on the protagonist and her relationship the few other main characters. They're both a lot of fun.

If you liked Hoshi no Samidare add

...then you might like Gleipnir add

Though Hoshi no Samidare is much lighter and more comedic than Gleipnir, they're both about a deadly battle, with the fate of the world hanging in the balance, being fought by a bunch of small-town weirdos in a random forest on the outskirts of town. The odd combo of supernatural shounen combat and a slice-of-life plot along with strong, emotional character development makes Hoshi no Samidare and Gleipnir worth a shot for fans of both genres. It's worth noting that while Hoshi no Samidare is mostly appropriate for general audiences, Gleipnir contains gore and sexual themes; if either of these bother you, be careful about picking it up.