JK Haru wa Isekai de Shoufu ni Natta
JK Haru Is a Sex Worker in Another World

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I would give this a 9/10

I really like this actually. This manga is really fresh in my opinion. It's an isekai manga but very realistic. I couldn't say I like the MC but I do feel bad for her. In that world she can only be a sex worker and that is a really new genre for me. If you guys read a lot of isekai you must now that the template is if the MC is a boy he either be a OP adventurer (Hero) or and OP healer (A healer that can fight) and if a women they will be a saint. But ... in this manga 1 loser boy and 1 popular girl got transmigate to an isekai. The boy became a low rank adventurer and the girl having no choice become a sex worker. The MC is the girl who struggle to live her life while wanting to go back to her original world. I really recomend this if you want something different

The manga only covers the first volume of the Light Novel. Might read the 2nd LN because the first one is severely lacking. The ending seems lackluster and ended in a weird place.

Also character development for the side characters is mediocre. I get that the tropes but minimal growth ain't that bad. They already proved Haru is amazing.

That's it. If you read the manga it will be confusing as hell as I was and some people that like to wrap things up neatly needs to read a novel. Its mid specially the ending wish they adapted the later volumes of the LN though.

I truly want to like this manga but even though there is an interesting premise the story goes nowhere and by the end none of the plot points are resolved.
You'd think with a female protagonist on the bottom of the social ladder, reincarnated in a fantasy world, this would make for a unique read compared to male-centered isekai powerfantasies... Which it partially is for the first half of the story, but after a while the author threw everything out of the window.
They could have leaned more into the serious nature of Haru's situation or made something interesting with the uncommon setup. Instead, apart ... from the heroines profession, we get something largely mediocre and run of the mill.
The art can be pretty at times but the story is barebones, sprinkled with female sexual fantasy that, at the same time, also tries to appeal to the male readership. The sex is fairly explicit without being downright hentai.
In short, the manga doesn't really know what it wants to be. It's a fun read for the first couple of chapters but don't feel bad for dropping it halfway through. You won't miss out.