The review experience can really vary between teams, and depending on whether you have readability or not and whether you're changing code you own or not. This can make the difference between a couple of hours to a week to submit the same change. Readability in general is a process that while valuable, but can be really streamlined. I was working in a fast moving team using Python where everyone had readability, and I just didn't have time to delay most non trivial CLs, so even after submitting hundreds of CLs I did not have readability, having sent only a handful for review. Another negative effect I saw was people opting not to use a less popular language that was the right choice for a project, just because not many people in their office have readability in that language.

A much easier process would go something like this: Suppose my teammate has readability in language X, They can tag review comments as being readability related or not. Once someone has N CLs under their belt with readability related comments under some low percentage in the past M CLs, they are granted readability automatically, or have to submit just 1-2 CLs for a speedy readability process.