Seijo no Maryoku wa Bannou desu

Both have cute romances, the MC is interesetd in botanics/medicine and both have a fantasy world with cute outfits  

Medicine, ikemen, romantic shoujo, a little bit light comedy 

They both take place in fantasy worlds that have a female MC and give off a shoujo romance feel. Both stories are done well, especially with pacing of events. Akagami doesn't have magic (as far as I remember). And this show is an isekai where MC is overpowered (but it never really sinks in). 

Medieval-esque theme with princes and knights In Akagami, the MC specializes in making medicine, while in Seijo, she specializes in potion making. Same genres, Fantasy Romance with a touch of Shoujo 

Medicine, fantasy setting, shoujo romance 

She is an alchemist healer as well, who has also captured the interest of royalty. 

I get the same vibe from these two. I can't really point out specific similarities but they are similar in lots of ways in my opinion. Just trust me 

- Takes place in same kind medievalish time - Follows the same genre. - Both MC are herbalist or makes potions/medicines. 

These two series took place in a somewhat fantasy realm wherein two respective protagonists have developed the habit of making herbal medicines/potions. They have male deutarogonists who possess good looks and they were hinted as love interest of the 2 girl MCs as well as to contribute in their character development over the course of the story. 

Both takes place in kingdoms. Sei makes potions that is simular to Shirayuki that makes Medicine. Also with the same genre of romance and fantasy. 

Both are romance anime where the mc is female and an herbalist. 

These anime share: - world setting (medieval-fantasy) - female lead - the job that the main character does (apothecary/healer) - the love story between the main character and a noble - the same vibes 

Similar themes/general tropes, both contain strong female characters. Romance, action as well as sharing a common fantasy world theme 

Isekai. Healing people. MC is OP. Both characters don't have many losses in their new life; everything goes pretty smoothly. 

They both have an isekai theme based on adult reincarnating in a world that don't have the same medical knowledge as their own. Then Both MC make their mission to contribute their knowledge for the greater good to the community.  

MC gets isekai'd and they retain their knowledge from their old life and use it to help create more knowledge and access to medicine and healthcare for everyone. 

Both are isekai where MC uses their newfound power to heal others.  

In both of these shows, the MC is focused on personal growth through education / magic medicine and holds the well-being of others as the most important thing. They are both more about how the MC can fit into the world and make it a better place vs fighting. 

The heroines share many common characteristics, the way they reach the other world may differ, but they possess exceptional magical powers once they live in the new world. In their previous lives, they were loners and addicted to a specific job, which gave them experience in various subjects, including cooking in modern ways and making cosmetics, and their knowledge and exceptional magical powers attracts people from high classes.  

Both MC are girls that appear in a different world. Both animes have a relaxed/soft ambient. Both MC are passionate about something. Both happens in a kind of medieval era. Both MC have magic related to god or something saint. 

Both MCs just like to live a mundane life in another world and both of them also likes to help other people through their own knowledge. 

Finding an "isekai" anime is easy; however, finding an "isekai" anime with a female protagonist that mainly focuses on them being an intellectual while having an effect on their surroundings is difficult. But don't worry because I got you covered. Here's some series that primarily focuses on just that. I'm sure you'll find the other as equally enjoyable if you find either of these entertaining.  

Both series start with a 25-30 year old single childless woman who works for a corporation. Said woman is then transported to an isekai (parallel world). Surprisingly, both series were also broadcasted during the same season - spring 2021. This isn't only an isekai, but a Power Fantasy. Our respective heroes are also the most powerful beings in their new universes. While one is an almighty mage with ridiculous stats, the other one is sort of a "Jesus" figure - going around healing people. 

The two present a premise where the main character is a female who is both the "hero" and the "heroine" in their story. Furthermore, it features an overpowered character that became like that for the most unexpected and unreasonable reason. I think both are similar simply because of the concepts, development, and ambiance used. "Slime 300" is a literal harem, while "The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent" feels like one. Moreover, the two are episodic and character-driven. The plot is average; however, the character dynamics are absolutely fantastic. I recommend these to anyone who enjoys character-driven aspects than the plot-driven ones. 

Both are pretty and gentle fantasy anime, with the MCs specializing and improving their talents throughout the course of the show. Just similar vibes overall, although Sugar Apple Fairy Tale has more dramatic moments. 

- Both are isekai. - Both MCs are into making medicines/potions but the Saint is a little more magic based.  

While the stories are different some themes are similar: -Women from the modern world are sent to another world -Both women have magical powers and are the chosen “protector” of people -Both women have to “compete” against someone from the modern world -Closed off ML who eventually falls for FL -Likeable/sweet personalities of FLs (although villainess is a bit more savage) -FL using previous knowledge from modern world to solve issues  

Both series are isekai anime featuring smart and cunning girls who end up with tall, handsome men as their boyfriends. Raeliana draws inspiration from stories like Shirayuki with Red Hair, as well as isekai anime like The Villainess Who Tamed the Last Boss, to create a pretty engaging and enjoyable storyline. although these are primarily shoujo of girls getting charmed by the top dogs of men, the girls in these stories are very good girlfriends material thats why is enjoyable for men too.  

Overall, both are very wholesome, although some parts are kind of dramatic it is satisfying nonetheless. As for my opinion, these are the kind of series that one would watch to relax. The ambiance on both is amazing, and it gives that relieving feeling that I didn't know I would feel, perfect anime to watch when one wants to relax and forget all the problems. 

The whole time I was watching 'Seijo no maryoku wa Bannou Desu' I kept thinking how the vibe was similar to 'Soredemo Sekai was Utsukushii', although it is not entirely the same kind of concept, it is somewhat similar and quite good.