I see a few digs at Triple H as a booker in here, and I gave criticisms myself, especially as regards the midcard build for Mania and the overall lack of good feuds in the women's division that aren't about a title. However I think he does a lot of good stuff and the vibe is certainly much more positive, there isn't any malicious booking like we'd see under Vince, where someone he didn't like or who got over without his blessing, would get embarrassed or made to look inept to get his rocks off.
I also thought last night's World title match summed up the predicament he's in, look at his comments on the post show;
"Jey vs Gunther was what it needed to be, Gunther showed how great he is even in losing, and Jey had the great entrance with the Yeeting and all that."
I'm paraphrasing but that was pretty close to it, he knows that match sucked and he knows Jey isn't very good, say what you like about Trips, he built his career on in-ring work, and he values match quality, but he's still booking WWE and it's a fanbase that has often latched onto poor wrestlers, hell it was built on Hulk Hogan, a guy who was a smart worker but not exactly an in-ring maestro bar the psychology aspect. There's a big chunk of WWE fans who don't care about whether the matches are good, they just want to interact with the latest participation fad, and like it or not it's a large enough chunk of the fanbase that Triple H has to cater to them as a booker, I mean this is an audience that chants "you can't wrestle" at Cena while cheering Jey Uso like crazy.
As a side note, people comparing the YES! gimmick to the YEET gimmick are creating the biggest false equivalency ever, yes they have the same catchy crowd participation factor, and both guys seem like genuinely good dudes, but Daniel Bryan is one of the greatest pro wrestlers of all time to go with the gimmick, don't get it twisted.