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If you liked The Baengri Clan's Unwanted Granddaughter add

...then you might like The Overflowing Elixir of the Fallen House add

Both heroines are reincarnated into martial arts families where they were weak and ignored in their first lives. The FLs are upbeat and actively recruit friends and family to prevent the bad ending.

If you liked Tensei Kizoku, Kantei Skill de Nariagaru: Jakushou Ryouchi wo Uketsuida node, Yuushuu na Jinzai wo Fuyashiteitara, Saikyou Ryouchi ni Natteta add

...then you might like Isekai no Binbou Nouka ni Tensei shita node, Renga wo Tsukutte Shiro wo Tateru Koto ni Shimashita @comic add

You know the drill, reincarnated into a fantasy world, young children have to build up their fiefdoms. Both MCs have a similiar personality and enjoyably smooth progress to greatness.

If you liked Return of the Mad Demon add

...then you might like A Martial Master Wakes Up as a Concubine add

Normal logic doesn't apply to the reincarnated MCs of the murim. Both of the MCs are hilarious, although think A Master Who Woke Up as a Concubine has more laughs per chapter as the heroine confidently smashes all shoujo logic, Return of the Mad Demon will sometimes make you laugh so hard you think you've also been fed some of the MC's special medicine.

If you liked Log-in Murim add

...then you might like Return of the Mad Demon add

Plenty of action and comedy in these two murim settings. Murim Login has the twist of a real world life going on in the background whereas Mad Demon has a time reversal twist.

If you liked Return of the Blossoming Blade add

...then you might like Log-in Murim add

Murim settings with comedy as the MC works his way back up from the bottom.

If you liked Return of the Blossoming Blade add

...then you might like Return of the Mad Demon add

The most hilarious MCs in murim are back. They are rude and break the rules of chivalrous combat with their overpowered comedy.

If you liked Neko Ramen add

...then you might like Ramen Akaneko add

Both manga feature ramen made by cute cats. Neko Ramen is a 4-koma gag strip whereas Ramen Akaneko is more a situational comedy, but both will make you chuckle.

If you liked Farmer of Spirits add

...then you might like The Top Dungeon Farmer add

Both manwha are about growing crops with spirit or animal helpers in a game-ified setting.

If you liked Ekiben Hitoritabi add

...then you might like Zatsu Tabi: That's Journey add

Ekiben Hitoritabi is about an extended train journey around Japan seeing sights and eating ekiben (train bento) and Zatsu Tabi is more focused on daytrips from Tokyo but both promote real places, cuisine, and history.

If you liked Ippo add

...then you might like Kouji Hanauta add

Both manga follow a shoe craftsman who helps their customers overcome personal problems with kindness and insight.

If you liked Shinainaru A-jou e no Mystery add

...then you might like Kimi wa Nazotoki no Ma Chérie add

A push and pull dynamic between a female and male detective duo, with the man having a past that is uncovered slowly across cases.

If you liked Usotoki Rhetoric add

...then you might like Shinainaru A-jou e no Mystery add

Episodic mysteries solved by a male-female detective duo. Both have plenty of surprising twists and a hint of romance.

If you liked Mystery to Iu nakare add

...then you might like Kimi wa Nazotoki no Ma Chérie add

Although Do Not Say Mystery spends much longer on each case, both DNSM and Kimi wa Nazotoki no Ma Cherie have detectives that seek to understand their clients and bring about solutions that give them closure, not just justice. KwNnMC's cases are often lower stakes or played for lower emotional stakes even when they are serious (fraud, etc).

If you liked Usotoki Rhetoric add

...then you might like Kimi wa Nazotoki no Ma Chérie add

You can't help but think of these stories about female detectives in a rapidly modernizing Tokyo together. Usotoki Rhetoric takes places during the heady Taisho era, whereas Kimi wa Nazotoki Ma Cherie takes place in the early Showa. The detective duos have a reversed dynamic as well with UR having the woman as the assistant (with special powers) and KwNMC having our spunky modern woman as the capable detective, but both have a compassionate outlook towards people and a budding romance with their male partner. There's even an adorable cat in both. If you like one, you should try the other.

If you liked Kusuriya no Hitorigoto add

...then you might like My Royal Awakening add

Palace intrigue and smart MCs.

If you liked Sengoku Komachi Kuroutan: Noukou Giga add

...then you might like My Royal Awakening add

MCs use their knowledge of the future and soap to change history.

If you liked Nobunaga no Chef add

...then you might like My Royal Awakening add

Both involve time slips to a close up view of a turbulent time in history with a violent charismatic leader.

If you liked Shinmai Shimai no Futari Gohan add

...then you might like Mai-chan no Oneesan Shiiku Gohan. add

Gentle slice of lifes where one girl cooks for another.

If you liked The Greatest Estate Developer add

...then you might like The Lord of Coins add

Although LoC is a returner and GED is isekai'ed into a story as a minor character, both MLs have similar personalities, ie they are horrible little rat men you want to root for. GED has some of the greatest memeable faces as the normal/real leads give him reality checks and LoC has a similar face style at times in my opinion.

If you liked Isekai Kenkokuki add

...then you might like Shokubutsu Mahou Cheat de Nonbiri Ryoushu Seikatsu Hajimemasu: Zense no Chishiki wo Kushi shite Nougyou shitara, Gyakuten Jinsei Hajimatta Ken add

Similar isekai with a focus on village buikding and using knowledge from the male MC's former life. Some inaccuracies in farming and technology are smoothed over.

If you liked Akuyaku Reijou Tensei Ojisan add

...then you might like Tensei Ojisan, Heroine ni Naru. add

There's plenty of comedy in the mismatch between the inner oji-san (middle aged men) possessing these shoujo heroines and their outer appearances. Also, both MCs are fathers of teen daughters and approach the cliche type shoujo drama with the cool headedness of an adult who wants children to grow up right.

If you liked Inaka no Home Center Otoko no Jiyuu na Isekai Seikatsu add

...then you might like Moto Home Center Tenin no Isekai Seikatsu: Shougou "DIY Master" "Green Master" "Pet Master" wo Kushi shite Isekai wo Kimama ni Ikimasu add

Both have the exact same type of isekai'ed people- people who used to work in a home center (think like a Home Depot or Lowes) and are good at DIY. The difference is in one is male and the other female, which changes the flavor of their interactions with their new world.

If you liked Moto Home Center Tenin no Isekai Seikatsu: Shougou "DIY Master" "Green Master" "Pet Master" wo Kushi shite Isekai wo Kimama ni Ikimasu add

...then you might like The Greatest Estate Developer add

Both MCs use their diy and engineering knowledge after they have been isekai'ed.

If you liked Inaka no Home Center Otoko no Jiyuu na Isekai Seikatsu add

...then you might like The Greatest Estate Developer add

If what you like about Inaka no Home Center is the DIY and engineering aspects, The Greatest Estate Developer has the same sort of engineering improvements with added comedy.

If you liked Hana to Sakazuki add

...then you might like Tsukiyo no Gourmet add

Both manga have a sort of a similar premise, in that a daughter is retracing her deceased father's steps by visiting izakaya and diners. In Hana to Sakazuki, she is trying to find a particular diner that she enjoyed eating with her father in when she was small. In Tsukiyo no Gourmet, she is using the notes her father took to order the same meals as he did, to feel closer to him.

If you liked Wakako-zake add

...then you might like Kuchibeta Shokudou add

Short chapters of a female character enjoying food in an izakaya or diner setting. Kuchibeta Shokudou has an understated romance feel as the main character seems to have a bit of a crush on the cook and Wakako-zake is much more straightforward pure enjoyment in eating. The food and drink is drawn a bit more prominently in Wakako-zake, but both are comforting to read.

If you liked YuriTetsu: Shiritsu Yurigasaki Joshikou Tetsudou-bu add

...then you might like Ekiben Hitoritabi add

What's the joy of a rail trip without ekiben (train bento). Also both explore Hokkaido first. Ekiben Hitoritabi goes into deeper detail in general, but both are enjoyable.

If you liked Hosomura-san to Neko no Otsumami add

...then you might like Alice-san Chi no Iroribata add

Gentle slice of life cooking manga with an adult woman and a cat. Alice-san's gimmick is she has returned home to the countryside and cooks everything on an iroribata (sunken hearth). Hosomura-san is strapped for cash and cooks her meals to share with her kitten.

If you liked Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen Dai 1-bu - Hon ga Nai nara Tsukureba Ii! add

...then you might like Fushi no Kami: Henkyou kara Hajimeru Bunmei Saiseiki add

Same idea, gotta improve your isekai world so you can read books and enjoy modern luxuries.

If you liked Bokura no Funkasai add

...then you might like Zassou-tachi yo Taishi wo Idake add

Both are coming of age stories about friendship, but Bokura no Funkasai has a more surreal element.