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If you liked Midnight Secretary add

...then you might like Hapi Mari: Happy Marriage!? add

Both stories are frustrating, dragged-out love stories that have a lot of similarities: - They have extremely similar leads: a naive, lovestruck, crybaby heroine and a cold, egotistic, semi-mysogynistic hero. - They both start off in an office setting with an employer-employee relationship between the hero and heroine. - The heroine starts off working in the hero's company, but later transfers to another workplace due to certain circumstances. - The heroine falls in love first and consequently has her feelings played around with by the hero for far too long before any actual progress happens. - The premise of the leads' relationship is an unusual one (a human-vampire work relationship in MS and a forced husband-wife relationship in HM) and must be kept a secret. - Both series contain a lot of smut scenes. - Both series' plots involve a form of politics later on in the series (cultural politics in MS, family politics in HM), but the story mostly focuses on the heroine's obsession with the hero. - They both feature a very similar rival for the affections of the hero. - There's a very similar feeling to both series. - The two series' art resemble each other a bit (especially the hero's design).

If you liked Rokuyoku add

...then you might like Yume-uri add

Both one-shots have a very similar feel - dark and eerie. In both, something is gained when a part of a certain girl's body is given up.

If you liked Azrael's Edge add

...then you might like Sable Prince add

Both are short manga about a dark-haired man and his attendant that go on episodic adventures. In both, the attendant gets pushed around by his master and is the victim in comic moments. They both seem to take place in the same era. The only difference between the two is that Sable Prince has a real storyline even though it's episodic, while Azrael's Edge doesn't.

If you liked Paradise Kiss add

...then you might like Annarasumanara add

In both, the main character is set on studying hard to get into a good college to get a good job, but later on, a certain person makes the main character realize what they really want. In Annarasumanara, it's the magician that makes Yoon Ah-ee realize her passion for magic; in Paradise Kiss, it's George that makes Yukari realize her passion for modeling. The difference is that Paradise Kiss is romantic, while Annarasumanara is psychological.

If you liked Shiki add

...then you might like Another add

In both, a new guy moves to a small town. Shortly after, strange and sudden deaths start to occur, and the main character attempts to find out why. Both anime have gory scenes, involve the living dead, contain mystery, and give off that same eerie feeling.