Nan Hao Shang Feng - Recommendations

caticornio says...

They have a similar art style and even though it's a slow-burning story you just want to keep reading. They also share a similar kind of humor. 

Syntaxx says...

Both manhuas have similar artstyle and I think the authors of the manhua are acquainted irl (they have a cameo appearance in the manhua lol) and both are about a set of friends that is stuck with each other together with their craziness that will make you laugh so hard that your stomach will ache.

Caela22 says...

Both have the same kind of comedy and goofy interactions between characters. Nan Hao Shang Feng is more about a friendship while 19 days focuses on a more romantic relationship.

xyst says...

Both play with the theme of BL but not really.  Often falling into misunderstandings about their relationship and sexuality, and comedy as well.

Heroneo says...

Both have teenage boys in highschool who are often put in comical situations though 19 Days does have a darker undertone to the overarching plot. Short chapters.

feste says...

They're very similar in terms of art and humour (especially with the first portion of 19 days). 19 days has developed a more serious plotline as it continued but at it's core it still shares the traits of being about a group of boys getting into ridiculous situations together

Shazzybee11 says...

It has very similar dynamics humour wise. The friendship are very similar, although 19 days follows two couples. The main couples of both series have very humourous relationships, very much tom and jerry energy. However, there is a slight romance undertone, that seems to be a side plot to the main humourous slice of life plots. Which is perfect if you need a chuckle but also want speckles of character and character relationship development. The artstyles as well are very similar, it's actually quite intriguing with how they shade and colour the characters and environment. 10/10 for both stories!!! 

Ricyryl says...

Although Nan Hao Shang Feng are more episodical rather than a storyline with plot as with 19 Days, they have Shounen Ai and the tension is real. Nan Hao Shang Feng focuses on comedy than 19 Days, which has a more impacting dialogue with overarching character development.

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Kronium1 says...

Both manhuas have similar art styles and humour. They're both very laid-back and light-hearted with lots of comedy. Although one has a more romantic angle to it if you like one you might like the other.

H3ntaaaaa1 says...

because i read both

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1LeiLani6 says...

Similar art styles and humour. Both are slice of life manhua's. SQ: Begin W/Your Namel however is a wholesome yuri romance, and Nan Hao Shang Feng doesn't involve much romance.

just4funsies says...

The humor is super similar in both stories! Even though Nan Hao & Shang Feng is mostly friendship and school life, the energy between SQ: Begin W/ Your Name is super similar. Imagine Nan Hao & Shang Feng but with a bit of romance.

chibi9neko says...

They have very similar simple sense of humor, including the art. both follow friend groups and their love lives. But SQ is more leaning towards romance and Girls love and Nan Hao Shang Feng is more of slice of life and comedy. fo rpeople who are getting into girls love for the first time SQ is a good starting point. SQ unfortunatly has stopped progressing due to problems with the Chinese government and author but I would still highly recomend you take a look at its existing chapters, the author now updates art work from time to time.

TamyOcom says...

Both of them feature highschool boys as their main cast. The type of humor is also similar and both of them are great in finding ways to make you laugh, they're simple yet witty at the same time. 

TS4Life says...

Both are similarly about what can only be described as boys being boys. However, Daily Lives of High School Boys has a more diverse cast, both are comedic and a joy to read.

DrakunAuger says...

The comedy, reactions, and all around wackyness remind me of those adjectives from 10th Dimension Boys, so I think this is a perfect recommendation.

absolvedissonance says...

both have 

- nonsensical humor

- crazy ass situations

- a quirky cast that play off one another

- stories are non linear

if you liked the lighthearted fun of Gintama then it's likely that you would also like Nan Hao... as its even less serious counterpart