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use it to edit his "xp" line and give him a reasonable, not engine-breaking amount of xp.
just dont put speed over 500 and dont give your weapon skills/abilities over 999. 1000 is the max and setting it too high will cause you to swing the weapon so fast it doesnt register you attacked so youre stuck using range weapons the entire game if you set it too high and close the engine.
And if it was not the case, killing thousands of enemies even with map clearing cheat is quite a long time.
It's more about the fact that they use exp tables, which still considered normal practice, without outright putting level limit. Developers decided that It's humanly impossible to reach level higher than 63 in the unmodded game, because even with using the same character time and time again in new games throught import-export feature (because the game actually have stat decrease from old age, althought it's probably outright impossible to die from the old age) it's going to take so much time that Bannerlord will be released anyway, so they just didn't bothered to make level table bigger.
And Python is never old)
Even when game is modded, leveling from 62 to 63 causes an overflow glitch, catapulting your level and breaks the game, not because someone thought it would be night impossible to reach that level
It's incredible easy thing to deal with by using simple check by rewriting the current experience if it's bigger than experience required for max level. Literally one string of code. But then you can't change level tab that easily without dealing with that string.
Even if you fix it, the game crashes frequently because the game engine simple can't handle high numbers from calcs. The M&B engine is from '02-'03. Warband uses a slightly modified M&B engine. Bannerlords is going to use an upgraded M&B engine.
Also, M&B AI in first two games is having two main modes in battle, when he trying to kill you and when it just moves. If there is too many troops on the field, especially in the first game if you break troop limit, some will stuck in that first mode and become easy prey.