Kawaii dake ja Nai Shikimori-san
Shikimori's Not Just a Cutie

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-Both have an interesting and very likeable female mc and both the male mc have a unique "quirk" that is being unlucky af (male mc from Shikimori-san) and essentially being invisible to other people (male mc from Kubo-san) -Both is a wholesome romance story but Shikimori-san starts off with them already together while Kubo-san doesn't -Both have a similar way of developing the characters and introducing new characters 

Shikimori-san has less teasing, but both series are still similar - Both have a wildcard female lead and a more 'normal' but interesting male lead - Most of the supporting cast consists of friends of the main characters. - Focused on slice of life 

MCs from both series have a 'curse' that they bear and their love interest is the one that fight against or is unaffected by the 'curse'. 

Both romcom mangas has a "masculine" FL with a "casual" ML and each of them interact very romantically and physically similar plus both the FL and ML has a universal relationship progression that could increase anyone's diabetes. There is barely any rivalry and plot is dramaless because both mangas solely depicts a healthy relationship to show what it's like to be those ideal couple that could cope with one another's own barrier and emotional state. Only minor difference is to where the story takes place in different pathways: Tonikaku is more discovering about marriage and the own outcome out of it whilst Shikimori is more towards to a typical shoujo school life that portrays the realism of an ideal relationship and friendship. read more 

Chill school romance, where the male and female protagonists are (at least eventually) upfront with their feelings for each other.