Not to start a holy war here but I recommend learning both Vim and Emacs just to appreciate the strengths and weaknesses of both. Both editors have built-in tutorials you can cover in one day.
(Not to mention that installing evil in vanilla Emacs requires too much hassle, including first manually adding melpa as a package repo — which drove me to spend a lot of time trying to make do with viper mode — and later choosing yet another package to be able to redo, unless you use the unreleased Emacs 28. That pain is probably my fault for giving up on Doom because its support chat requires a nonfree client, and for not trying spacemacs yet.)