Thank god I went into the comments section before the actual manga. I was about to take the description at face value and was ecstatic. I thought for a short moment that all of the paddling I've done on isekai manga's asses had finally sunk in and maybe I was about to see something good. But fuck me I guess. I'll just have to go back to re-reading the Moon-led Journey light novel again.
I simply don't see the appeal of this. I haven't read the thing and I know I could write a point-for-point plot synopsis because I could have written this. Yeah, when I first found isekai, I spent nights staring at my ceiling imagining if I was an isekai protagonist too. And my 12-year-old fantasies line up perfectly with what's constantly coming out every single week. So either these readers are actually so brain-dead that they can't see how predictable it all is. Or they're reading a story that already exists in their head, which is up there as one of the most pointless uses of your time possible.
I have to make this disclaimer every single post, but I don't hate isekai. I fucking love isekai. Even stuff as recent as Rougo Ni Sonaete and Faraway Paladin proved to me that isekai still has what it takes to make amazing stories. But how am I supposed to know what's a "Duke's Daughter" and what's a "Death March" (I hope to god you can tell by default which of those is the good one). I wish there was a category called "generic isekai" and "innovative, well-written isekai". Then I could embrace the latter without making eye-contact with the former.