@yuzuyuzu Depends on what you're looking for. This is one of the few isekai with a modern setting so on paper, that already makes it stand out from most of the genre. The story itself is also more slice of life in nature (which, again, makes it different from others in the genre) and is broken up into clear arcs but the isekai mechanic itself is essentially the basis of the plot and, ultimately, at the heart of a lot of the protagonist's inner conflicts. She never forgets that she's from a different world and that affects her friendships and perception of the world and people around her. If you want a female lead that outwits and curb stomps everyone that crosses her, I suggest looking elsewhere because the protagonist in this one is a normal girl deliberately set up to be passive at the beginning as this story, unlike most other isekai, has a big focus on character development. The main/supporting cast are all fleshed out over time as well.
The story's also much longer than most of its contemporaries. Most of these manhwa are adapted from novels that seem to hover around 4-5 volumes in length. This manhwa's adapting a 15 volume novel series so it's really not meant for people who don't have the patience for slow burns. I read ahead in the novel so I can say that the intention of the author becomes clearer over time with regards to the overarching themes of the story, but it's not so obvious at the beginning (where the manhwa is now after two seasons).
Personally, I like all these aspects of it because I'm tired of soulless power fantasy garbage but I understand this series isn't for everyone.