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You won't get far with modding your game if you don't use SMAPI. The modding scenen is built around it and the dev even endorsed it.
Modloaders however leave your vanilla game intact, as they rather inject the mods directly into the game on startup and thus only mess with the game as long as it runs, what makes it so modular and easy to use in the first place, as it is just about throwing the mod into a mod folder and then just forget about it, until you need to remove or update it.