Since EVE focuses on PVP, its task is not the main element. Except for novice tasks and a few tasks recommended in advance (because you can get some equipment, you can not only save money for novices, but also get some task rewards), it is up to you to decide whether to do other tasks or not. EVE adopts sandbox open game mode. There is nothing you can and can't do in the game, but you can do it if you want. Of course, you should think clearly about the consequences of doing so.
EVE belongs to the kind of game that you can't play without thinking. It's difficult, but it's not difficult to operate. Killing monsters in the game (NPC pirates, be careful to distinguish them from players' pirates) can get a reward and some lost equipment, and if you are lucky, you can get good equipment. Killing monsters is just a way to make money. There are many ways to make money in the game, such as speculating in futures, buying low and selling high to earn the difference, inventing, manufacturing, being a pirate and so on.
EVE's game environment is better. There are no bad phenomena such as trumpet and scolding in chat. When I play EVE, it's nothing for everyone to tease, rob, harvest or mine, and chat while playing. Of course, EVE players are basically chatting with YY or TS, because it is far less effective to input an alert about the enemy than to shout into the voice.
I hope it will help the landlord.