Since you've 'restarted' I shouldn't ask, still asking, since I have no idea about this series - how's this compared to other fantasy series?
IMO if you've read one fantasy series, you've read them all. With similar ideas and names popping up all over it becomes somewhat boring to go through a full series. Sure you might feel that the elements are the same and the basic plot line of Good V/s Evil is superfluous at best.
That being said, Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series is one of a kind. What makes it different from the rest is its take on magic/powers/abilities. The world imagined by Robert Jordan is complicated, detailed, and highly immersing. Layer upon layer of intrigue and suspense keep making you read further. Some might say the story is way too dragged out, and some part of it is, but it all ties in very nicely by the end.
You can see that I haven't given out any spoilers because I hope you read the series and enjoy it for what it is, and appreciate the time and effort that has gone into finishing the books. I personally have sentimental reasons to re-read the series, that
a) My mother was a big fan of the series and she died before the last three books were released. She introduced me to reading and this series in particular.
b) I started the series when I was 14 and have painstakingly waited for every book that came out, but I gave up reading after the 10th book as the release schedule was erratic and I had college to finish.
c) Robert Jordan died in 2008 and left all the material with Brandon Sanderson to finish the series, who in his own right is a master of fantasy.
This whole series is unfinished business in my mind and this time I intend to finish it once and for all.