Minecraft, How to Balance Npcs and Players

In the name of the "Tiandao System", I issue tasks, design dungeons, build shopping malls, and conduct season rankings for the natives of this world and the upcoming "players" (projection of the consciousness of netizens on the earth)... And I am the only GM (game manager). ‌Brain-burning points‌: ‌Two-way Harvesting‌: It is necessary to deceive the indigenous NPCs into believing in the power of "system heaven" and issue them with the epic task of "collecting ten hemostatic grasses"; it is also necessary to design interesting enough (and deceptive) content to retain earth players and make them willing to "explode" and "krypton gold" (exchanging spiritual power and treasures for system points). ‌Balance Master‌: How to use limited "server resources" (the origin of the world) to maintain the balance between the two groups? If the players are too strong, the natives will rebel; if the natives are too strong, the players will have no experience. Shen Tu walks a tightrope every day. Early stage‌: Starting from the Novice Village (a small sect), we will build the basic gameplay and introduce the first batch of internal test players. ‌Mid-term‌: Open guild battles, cross-server battlefields, and the expansion pack "Abyss Invasion", which leads to the secret of the world background - the world itself is a broken "game server". ‌Later phase‌: Players join forces with top indigenous powerhouses to fight against the ancient administrator (a true high-dimensional existence) who is trying to "format the server". Shen Tu grows from a "dog planner" to a "world architect". ‌Final ending‌: Does Shen Tu choose to "close the server" or "operate permanently"? Where does he go with the characters he created? ‌