About CSS wildcard * issue

A: I don’t know why there is no case of using the CSS wildcard “*” in CSS?

Q: Generally used to eliminate browser default attributes.

A: I know. I have checked many examples. Why are wildcards so easy to use, but many people who write CSS do not use them? I have also looked at foreign cases, and I have not found anyone who uses wildcards. Why?
Many of them are about the reset of div, ul, li, table, tr, td, etc., without using wildcards. I also checked a lot of css solutions. Why is this?

Q: In large-scale website development, its application will increase the burden on the client. That is to say, it slows down the running speed.
If you are developing a small site or corporate website, you can ignore it.