Not gonna lie, it’s an enjoyable method, the strict pseudo 223 structure however would require top level solver techniques and I think it’s not really mentally easy to inspect, which is the opposite of how IB-1 and I-F2L work.
One thing I will add is, instead of doing d’ d after putting the bad edges in the E layer, I find that you don’t really need to rotate anymore.
Just lift the bad edges up using R moves (if the pseudo 223 is at the left) is at the top and do F (R U R’ U’) F’ or f (R U R’ U’) f’ it’s good for 2 or 4 bad edges if it’s 6 then just lift them again and repeat the F/f sexy F’/f’ or Just do normal EO. I think doing a d/d’ then M moves is worse than just that fast triggers, or typical F U L/R EO.
So like for me:
1. Pseudo 223 (E Line, D line, Third Line)
2. Partial EO -> Third Pair
3. (WV —> PLL) or (ZBLL)
4. Then ABF
I think this would be better.
The beginners version can be:
1. Pseudo 223 (E Line, D line, Third Line)
2. That F/f’ sexy F’/f’ I mentioned
3. F2L
4. OLL
5. PLL
6. ABF
**Edit: seems like I’ll use E-EO and 5EO after all so that it’s easier given that’s pseudo 223 already**
