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If you liked Pandora Hearts add

...then you might like Heart no Kuni no Alice: Wonderful Wonder World add

Both are inspired by Alice in Wonderland and have mysterious plot-lines with a gruesome/violent twist.

If you liked Mugen Spiral add

...then you might like Genyou no Meizu add

The heroines are girls with spiritual powers that also have a supernatural bishie helping them throughout the story.

If you liked Petshop of Horrors add

...then you might like Deimos no Hanayome add

Both manga feature a collection of separate stories while gradually moving forward with its loose overall plot. Each chapter is a tale regarding the horrors of human nature.

If you liked The Tarot Café add

...then you might like Masca: The Tale of the Great Mage of Hessed add

Fantasy stories where the heroine gains the help of a devil. A mixture of romance, mystery and adventure. Tarot Cafe feels darker than Masca at times, with the latter being more comedic and light-hearted, and has a deeper plotline and background story.

If you liked 100% Perfect Girl add

...then you might like Ouke no Monshou add

The similarities and purely due to the stories, and in no way are related to the art styles of the manga/manhwa. The Royal Hieroglyph has been published since the 70's, and so it has the distinctive older shoujo manga art style that may turn off some readers. However, both stories feature the heroine falling in love with a royal (albeit from different periods) and facing a lot of drama in their new lives, whether it be continuous kidnappings, bouts of amnesia, or people simply hoping to steal the girl.

If you liked Chocolate Cosmos add

...then you might like Kinkyori Renai add

High school girls who have problems with love due to their serious/angry faces end up in a student x teacher relationship. Chocolate Cosmos is more light-hearted, and Kinkyori Renai isn't complete yet.

If you liked Butterfly Kiss add

...then you might like Boku wa Kiss de Uso wo Tsuku add

Girls with a complex about their slanted eyes. Butterfly Kiss is more of the typical shoujo whereas Boku wa Kisu de Uso wo Tsuku is more of a "Cluedo"-esque mystery with pretty art.

If you liked Zettai Heiwa Daisakusen add

...then you might like Reimei no Arcana add

Both stories start as marriages of convenience between royals in fantasy worlds. The heroines have the feeling of guilt for loving an enemy as they get closer to the heroes. However, Daisakusen is more comedic whereas Arcana appears to be more serious, the latter containing more intrigue within the main plot.