Fuufu Ijou, Koibito Miman.
More Than a Married Couple, but Not Lovers

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SOL rom com manga where the main boy and girl are forced to fake romance between each other while the main character has feelings for someone else. The relationship between the two leads grows as a result. 

Both of them raised the theme of matchmaking. The main character falls in love with a childhood friend. But all that cannot be achieved because it has a partner determined by the system. 

Both are stories about a boy and a girl working together to get their crushes only to fall in love with each other instead as they spend more and more time together. 

Drama? Misunderstandings? Love triangle? Love regrets? Underrated Dumpster fire? Yesss, they both have some element of it... 

Similar "Gal-themed-romance" with cheesy story. 

The plot of living together is typical but the character development as well as the chemistry and evolving love between them makes it great....... 

Both have a very similar premise: a gyaru and a loser nerd come together because circumstances and agree to help each other win over their respective crushes (a smooth, popular guy and a shy, cute girl respectively), but things don't quite go to plan when the feelings start to get mixed up 

They follow the same premise as to where two students are asked to live together.  

Both have a similar plot, the main couple are somehow forced to be together which leads to developing romantic feelings for each other. 

Both stories share the concept of Students take a "love class" which sets up couples and are graded on their relationship, Male MC wants to get with a girl A with the help of girl B. 

Both series feature a love triangle with similar character archetypes and dynamics involved. Hanazono Twins is definitely less extreme and has significantly less ecchi and drama, but the similar characters and dynamics may connect with a similar group of people 

- Concept of living together - love polygon Fuukoi is more comedy while domekano is more serious 

Gyaru girl teases nerdy/shy MC and eventually falls in love.