Crucial P3 Plus is a DRAM-less QLC drive. I think the only scenario that I would ever recommend such a drive would be if silence was far more important than performance, and only as a second 'data only' drive, because this is the kind of SSD that competes with hard drives and sometimes comes out the loser. For example here:
Aside from the Internet connection, storage is the slowest part of your system and everything you do relies on it. Going for such a low-spec drive as your boot drive will hobble your system performance at times in a way that will make you believe you're still running off a hard drive.
I don't know what kind of prices you're getting for this drive (maybe you're seeing it on offer), but for the kind of price I'm seeing it at (UK) you can get a Samsung 970 Evo Plus of the same capacity which will run rings around it most of the time.