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As for "overcharging", better don't. Sure, overclocking laptops isn't impossible, but laptops run on a tight thermal budget in general and overclocking may damage the hardware.
Or you can use aplication call "Asus battery healt charging" from microsoft store. it can be use for that so if its reach 80% it can stop charging the battery and help your battery life more longer.
Dont ever overclocking on a laptop, better using pc than laptop
is that okay?