It's nice to have everything ready for you in Lunar, Lazy, Chad Vim, but it is honestly too much for any newbie to take at once. For anyone starting with vim/neovim best advice is to start with vanilla experience: no configs, no plugins and just learn basics. Then search for fixes to major annoyances, and when you're comfortable with keybindings look for plugins to extend features. You'll quickly realize how small is number of customizations required to be fast and productive in [Neo]Vim.