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If you liked Life add

...then you might like Dear Friends: Rina & Maki add

Both manga show the different sides of friendship and how there are people who may seem close or loyal to you, but have a much darker side. It also emphasized how true friendship exists, but is hard to find, and how it can sometimes save people.

If you liked Paradise Kiss add

...then you might like Sunadokei add

Both manga are about finding new people and meeting new friends in a different environment and finding a first love. What I found similar was the emphasis on all the "firsts" and the outcome versus the expectation. I loved both (enough to give them tens) and I would strongly recommend them.

If you liked Sunadokei add

...then you might like Cat Street add

Both manga are about a high school girl who is going through a rough time (although both situations are different). They both find friendship and a first love. While it's a lot less of the plot with Cat Street, both manga are about finding first love and how it works out versus expectations.

If you liked Deep Love: Ayu no Monogatari add

...then you might like Delivery add

Both manga are about young women who sell their bodies for money for various reasons. They're both considered tragedies, although Deep Love was sadder, in my opinion. There are suicides, pregnancies, and other problems within the stories, but the stories in Delivery almost all have a happy ending.

If you liked Kodomo no Omocha add

...then you might like Cat Street add

Both manga are about a heroine who acts or has acted. Unbeknownst to many people, they had a history that affected how they grew up, but they find a group of friends that help guide them and love (surprise, surprise).

If you liked Paradise Kiss add

...then you might like Cat Street add

Both manga are about a rather good-looking heroine who is going through life without a clear idea of her future. She meets an eccentric group of people who drastically change her life and help guide her to her path (as cheesey as that sounds). Both of the endings are unexpected, especially when you first start reading the story.

If you liked Goong add

...then you might like Full House add

Now, the concept of royalty does not exist in Full House, so if you're searching specifically for that, it isn't gonna happen. On the other hand, both manga are about a woman who gets engaged to a renowned, popular, and more-good-looking-than-her man. Their marriages dont start because of love in either of the manhwa, but the main characters begin their relationship despising each other. However, as they are forced to spend more time together, they begin to fall in love (big surprise). Throughout their relationship, there are other guys and women trying to separate them out of jealousy, as well as opposition from the public.

If you liked Goong add

...then you might like 100% Perfect Girl add

There are those small differences of each manhwa, but as a whole, they have even more similar aspects. In both manhwa, there is an ordinary girl who is betrothed to a prince, but as in most good stories, there are problems, such as jealousy of others, enemies, and choices that each indicidual has to make. There are times when it seems as if the couples have no hope, but it turns around for awhile. In my opinion, 100% Perfect Girl is more serious and darker than Goong, which makes me like it more because there isn't some strange bisexual, horny old man in 100% that pops in at the most random times. Also, the manga-ka doesn't randomly intrude in the story. Yes, the old man and the author add as comic relief, along with other actions, especially the lewd ones the characters make, that make the story more rounded, but it was kind of a turn-off for me. Don't get me wrong, some were actually pretty clever, but others only got me a bit annoyed. Both are actually very good stories of which if you like the love triangle, concept of royalty, and the whole betrayal thing going on.

If you liked Kare wa Tomodachi add

...then you might like Koishitagari no Blue add

In both manga, there are two girls and two guys as main characters. The two girls seem like they can be friends at first, but it gradually becomes more doubtful. Two guys and a girl have been friends from middle school, and share a past with a complex love triangle. Then, the love triangle involves the girl they meet in high school and it becomes a mess. I would recommend both manga because they are both very good and similar in aspects.

If you liked Mars add

...then you might like Full House add

Both manga start out with two people, a guy and a girl, who don't get along at first. Both manga can have a somewhat darker side, with trauma, jealousy, and people who object to their relationship. There are friendships formed that might seem impossible before and enemies created.

If you liked Good Morning Call add

...then you might like L♥DK add

Both manga are shoujo romance that include before and after their relationship begins. There is a guy who has a history with another girl, but neither of the stories focuses on them for too long. Another big thing is that the guy and girl are living together because of unforeseen circumstances. At first they hate each other, but it doesn't stay that way... They both go to the same school, but they are keeping their living arrangements secret from everyone for obvious reasons. There are some love triangles, but Good Morning Call barely focuses on them.

If you liked Vampire Knight add

...then you might like Black Bird add

Both manga have a strong heroine that needs someone to rely on every now and then. The heroine has a connection with the guy, who by the way, is another creature, but she cannot remember. She falls in love with him, unsure of his feelings in the beginning, and they slowly begin to uncover the truth about the past and what is going on around them.

If you liked Nodame Cantabile add

...then you might like Itazura na Kiss add

Both manga have a heroine that are in love with a serious, smart, and somewhat cynical, but is also caring under it. Although her feelings don't come across at first, they don't give up, continuing to be cheerful.

If you liked Mitsu x Mitsu Drops add

...then you might like Renai Shijou Shugi add

Same art style and a girl and guy that start with an slave master relationship. The girl, being the slave, falls in love during the whole s and m relationship, and they start dating (well, it's more... Intimate than that). During the relationship, there are people who want them separated for various reasons, most of them using inhumane tactics. Overall, these manga are pretty similar, with the endless cliches, such as a weak and unintelligent heroine and a good-looking, strong, and smart guy.

If you liked Bokura ga Ita add

...then you might like Sunadokei add

Both manga are about love that starts at a young and innocent age and blossoms throughout the years they are together. Suddenly, the couple has to part, which begins to cause problems for their relationship. There are betrayals, whether they are from friends or their partner, and there are times where secrets are revealed, and there are characters who don't get to live throughout the story...

If you liked Bokura ga Ita add

...then you might like Koizora: Setsunai Koimonogatari add

Both manga have similar feelings, as well as situations. Both of the heroines are baby-faced and a bit childish, but fall in love with a more popular guy and eventually start dating. Throughout the series, there are obstacles from people of their past, their close friends, and even familial or personal health problems.

If you liked Mademoiselle Butterfly add

...then you might like Hana no Namae add

Both manga give off the same feeling of sorrow, trauma, and loss, as well as a heroine falling for an older guy that she lives with. Although Hana no Namae is set in a more modern time, both manga give off a feeling of historic Japan.

If you liked Skip Beat! add

...then you might like Tokyo Crazy Paradise add

Not only are the manga written by the same author, but there are actually many similarities as well. There is a heroine in each story who is forced to be tough and take care of herself due to her circumstances and unique people she meets that are sometimes hard to differentiate between friend and enemy. Also, even though these two men play different roles, there is a guy who seems like a bad person, but has ulterior of often good intentions.

If you liked Arakure add

...then you might like Ah! Itoshi no Banchou-sama add

Both manga are about a girl at a high position in a gang with many loyal people, but doesn't understand why. Out of all these loyal people, there is a guy who is willing to do anything for her. Slowly, very slowly, feelings start to develop, of course, with other people who get in the way. Also, both these manga have a lot of comedy, but a few serious moments as well.

If you liked Special A add

...then you might like Venus Capriccio add

Both of the heroines are sometimes unfeminine, clueless, or naive. Although they may do well in a certain field, usually, there is one guy who beats her that she has known from her childhood. Of course, the heroine is not fully aware of his feelings for her.

If you liked Mars add

...then you might like Muchakucha Daisuki. add

There is the popular handsome guy whom almost every girl adores, and there is the girl who doesn't fit in with the rest. Through many coincidences, they meet and fall in love rather quickly with each other, soon to the point where they cannot be without the other. But there are secrets and people who stand in the way.

If you liked Muchakucha Daisuki. add

...then you might like Boku no Hatsukoi wo Kimi ni Sasagu add

Both manga have a heroine and a guy who meet and fall in love, vowing to be together as they grow old. But, nothing can be perfect as there are love triangles for the girl and the guy, as well as unexpected events land some of them in a hospital...

If you liked Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou add

...then you might like Mars add

Both manga have a couple who start off friendly, but fall in love shortly because they can understand each other. Also, both can be dark sometimes, with a dark past that proves to be an obstacle in the characters' relationship. Finally, they are similar because the main characters become friends with people who could have been seen as enemies before.

If you liked Deep Love: Ayu no Monogatari add

...then you might like Dear Friends: Rina & Maki add

Both stories are about the harsh realities of life. They tell stories about how there are ups in life, but there can be unexpected turns. They emphasize friendship, love, and the pain of loss, but life has to go on. They are also by the same person.

If you liked Kyuukyoku Venus add

...then you might like Himitsu no Himegimi Uwasa no Ouji add

The time periods and story lines are different, but both of the heroines are from prestigious families that have enormous power, and are expected to become proper women that their family would be proud of. In the story, there are arranged marriages, although the situations are different, but the one she loves may not be the person her entire family approves of. Also, as you read, you may see that a couple of the side characters' situations are similar as well.

If you liked Akagami no Shirayuki-hime add

...then you might like Himitsu no Himegimi Uwasa no Ouji add

The story lines are different, but both manga take place in an old-fashioned medieval-esque time period where there are princess and princesses within different kingdoms. In both stories, the heroine are of different social status, with one being poor and one being a princess of a prestigious country. They both meet guys, who happen to be princes, and a love develops, although Shirayuki is more of a slow love. Both loves are innocent and they both face the obstacles of opposition of their relationship and other guys or women who want to get in the way.

If you liked Kekkon Shiyou yo add

...then you might like Kyuukyoku Venus add

Both of the heroines are forced to choose a fiancé to get married to by an eccentric grandmother.

If you liked Kyuukyoku Venus add

...then you might like Hanasakeru Seishounen add

Both manga are about girls who are the heiresses to a corporation with a lot of power. In the story, they both have a few (3 and 4) fiancée chosen for them and meets them one by one in unique situations. Even though they have those fiancés, the one she truly wants to be with is the one who protects her.

If you liked Power!! add

...then you might like Boku ni Natta Watashi add

Both stories have a girl who is forced to go to an all boys boarding school by one of her parents. It is quickly found out by the roommate that she is, in fact, a girl, and as you would think, a romance begins

If you liked Boku no Hatsukoi wo Kimi ni Sasagu add

...then you might like Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan add

Both manga have different settings and types of characters, but it's about two people who fall in love, but know that one day, death might come for the guy, so they try to stay by each other, with each other as their reason to live.