Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu
Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy

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Really bad, the start creates some good potential but it greatly falls of.
The best part of the manga is definitely the beginning because you haven't seem how everything will simply turn bad.

The protagonist has a strong lack of personality or desires, there is barely anything he wants to do in the entire story, he must be one of the most ''blank characters to make it easier to self insert'' I've ever seen.
He is so blank he did not even want to say goodbye to his parents when hes never gonna see them again, his biggest desire was a bad joke which was ''eating manga ... meat'' which would be those big ass meats you always see luffy and cartoons eating, I remember that because that was the only time he tried to pursue anything on the entire story. It lasted for 3 pages.

Other thing that lasted 3 pages was his search for humanity, goes kinda hard in the beginning the idea of being isolated with only monsters in the middle of the monster continent, how he would interact and survive with monster and stuff seemed interesting. It turns out it takes him 3 pages of searching when he tries to find human cities completely destroying this plot. Any interesting interaction he could have with monsters because of culture, powers and stuff is also non existent

Overall, bad, might hook you up, if you do not pay attention you may end up reading the entire thing just because the beginning gave you hope of being good, then you're gonna notice you wasted your time with characters and scenarios you dont care.