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I was pretty sure when they design this stage they have Cao Cao side in mind as it's only come in full picture and every mechanic being usage in this exact moment if you play from this side.
The "blew their load" observation you shared is 100% appropriate. That last battlefield...there's simply nothing else like it on any other path, frankly.
Since Wei was the last one standing in actual history, they probably decided to just go all-in on the Wei scenario. The battles there felt more fulfilling than the rest.