Says what it says on the tin.
I really have no idea which one I'd take.
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This is what ended up happening with STD because all the concepts of the show were so dumb the writers kept boxing themselves in.
New magic instant FTL that never gets talked about in any other Trek show? Classified.
Spock's secret human sibling who taught Spock all he knows? Classified.
Same human who grew up around Vulcans, is more Vulcan than any Vulcan but also constantly shouting and crying which goes against every single basic concept of Vulcans, emotions, and the Kholinar? CLASSIFIED!
So after several disasters that were all caused by the main cast, including starting the Klingon war, recruiting a cannibal, genocidal nazi, and crying more than even a CW show, the ship leaves for the 31st century where it gets to decide how all the previous other stories ended and what they move towards.
Which is the same problem and biggest issue Star Wars has due to the Disney trilogy being the endpoint for any show like the Mandalorian. No matter how good it might be it will inevitably have to end up where people hate things.
Doctor Who did something similar by deciding who and what thr penultimate Doctor would be in one of the disastrous Chibnal episodes.
I stopped watching Dr Who with Capaldi’s second season. I have the female doctor a chance until the Rosa parks episode. I heard they totally ruined the lore. And what you say about Star Trek doesn’t surprise me. It seems they love to take a legacy character and have them learn everything they need from a female. Like it wouldn’t surprise me if Disney makes a Star Wars show about the beginning of the Jedi and women of color being the originators of the force for reasons