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I don't know why you'd need to root in 2023. I'd stick to a secure custom OS instead that can have secure boot. Something like CalyxOS or GrapheneOS. Lineage or /e/ or something if you don't have a pixel.
So what part of this requires root again? They all work fine without root.
AppManager, for instance. But, you know what? Don't root your devices. I'll keep rooting mine just because I can.
I mean hey, anything's better the iOS lol. I don't think rooting is a good idea, but anyone running a custom aosp ROM is an ally of mine. We custom ROM users gotta stick together!
AppManager, for instance. But, you know what? Don't root your devices. I'll keep rooting mine just because I can.