Ironically enough, it is the failure of The Last Jedi that arguably left fans with Star Wars stories that are just retreads of what came before. After the poor reception of this film, Disney began to play it safe, bringing back Palpatine for the next film, throwing Luke Skywalker into the Mandalorian, and giving us shows like The Acolyte which were about the Jedi and the Sith (or whatever Qimir wants to call himself) for the millionth time.
Fans understandably want something exciting and different, but The Last Jedi was the last Star Wars project to take creative risks, and the fans rejected that movie in its entirety.
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