Minamoto-kun Monogatari

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Both are about a somewhat average boy trying to experiment with women, under the guidance of an "expert".  

The male protagonist in these manga were hurt by girls in the past to such an extent that the experience severely affected their lives. Now (at the start of manga), they seek to conquer their fears by making girls fall for them. (the setting is highschool for Masamune-kun; college for minamoto-kun) 

The male leads are dating multiple girls at the same time, while trying to raise flags with all of them. They are both initially forced by another female character to date multiple girls. 

The protagonist Yasuke has a mission of conquering woman's heart to save his soul and release from the curse of a god. misleads and tsundres develop a harem comedy romance. 

Known for its unorthodox nature of romance, both series adapts a story where the MC deals with various girls. (inspired by Genji Monogatari) Throughout their story, the MC encounters a variety of female characters with diverge personalities. Although their premise/motivations are different, there's a similarity where the main protagonist gets close to them with advice from a secondary main character. Both series are known for various relationship developments. Minomoto-kun Monogatari is also infamous with some of its mature content. 

Both about conquering female targets. Monogatari is more mature while Kami has demons and goddesses.  

Both series involve female protagonists working to develop the harem of the series' male protagonists. 

Both sexually depicts a guy having explicit intercourse with multiple women. Both have great art. 

Protagonist are both male college student having intercourse with multiple women. In Minamoto-kun Monogatari, the guy is the one making the first move by conquering each girl and screwing each of them. In My Doll House, the cross-dressing guy is the one getting screwed by each girl he meets. 

Both are mature themed and contain sexual intercourse. While Minamoto kun Monogatari actively conquers girls by following an old romantic tale, Cupid no Itazura passively conquers every girls who saw the protagonist's butt. Cupid no Itazura follows a "vanilla-like" plot despite taking a variety of females and has deeper plot than Minamoto kun Monogatari. 

These are the two dirtiest manga's I've ever read. Both Protagonists are very beautiful to the point of being mistaken as a woman. Also they both have Ecchi, Romance, Seinen, Harem 

- Both have sam romance - Bot have harem spice - Both tell school life 

Although the storyline is different both characters have a somewhat similar trait and is both Ecchi and Harem, though this on the other hand takes a more serious tone. 

Both are romance and ecchi that use ecchi to advance story points. Minamoto-kun is more closely related to smut, so be warned. Both feature male characters growing into men, and character progression is the focus of both, not the ecchi.  

Both of them had similar awkward sexual content that makes you laugh and get a boner at the same time, good character design and easy to dig story. 

It gets you excited and the H-scenes are awesome :p So awesome that you can't help but fap XD lol 

Both stories have a character directing the male lead. Both have amazing girls and is all about lust, love, and sex!  

Both manga involve a male character doing dirty things to many girls but for some reason he helps some of the girls with their problems as well  

Mature titles with heavy ecchi themes yet a step up from just being "porn with plot" their plots are completely different from each other (Blush DC is darker) but both are similar genre 

The protagonist Rito has a difficulty on confessing his love to Haruna, a schoolmate and a classmate. while in the process and ready to confess, an alien appeared in front of him and mistook the confession that meant to Haruna. The alien protagonist of the story is a Devilukean princess of a wide galaxy name Lala. Developing a harem and a romance comedy with a tsundre, who would end up marring Rito?  

Well there not much to say about why these two should be recommended Is just that I think Minamoto’s story is more hardcore while The 100 Girlfriends is more comedy and both have a harem element which is why I recommend both 

A male protagonist seeking revenge on a girl(s) but the different is that one was bullied by girls and the other was cheated by a girl. 

Both male lead has gynophobia due to a traumatic experience. 

Both these titles involve female protagonists who use the male protagonist as tools for their research. In Kanojo wa Kanno Shosetsuka, the female protagonist is an erotic fiction author; whereas in Minamoto-kun Monogatari, the female protagonist is a university teacher. 

Both male protagonists have gynophobia and must enlist the help of another to get over it. The R rated nature of both mangas give them a similar feeling as well.