It's simple, until you hit a problem. And then it becomes a lot worse than if you had never touched it. You are now in the stage of a person who'd never made backups and never had a failure that required them to restore from backups, and you are wondering why would anyone do it. Adverse events are rare, and you may go like this for years, or, perhaps the rest of your life... unfortunately, your experience will not translate into a general advice.

But, again, you just might be in the camp where performance doesn't matter. Nor does uptime matter, nor does your data have very high value... and in that case it's OK to use tools that don't offer any of that, and save you some time. But, you cannot advise others based on that perspective. Or, at least, not w/o mentioning the downsides.