The fundamental disconnect between authority-based power and physical cultivation renders a direct YPS comparison irrelevant. Comparing Albedo’s YPS-4 status to Han Li’s YPS-7 is a category error; one operates as a high-functioning extension of another's will, while the other rewrites the laws of existence. The true divergence lies in the relationship between power and autonomy. Albedo exists as a gilded cage of programmed devotion, her administrative brilliance and cruelty serving as tools for the Great Tomb of Nazarick. Her DNA profile reveals a low Ego because her identity is a modified setting, a script edited in the final hour. In contrast, Han Li represents an extreme expression of self-determination. His ascent from a farmer with flawed spiritual roots to a cosmic entity is a multi-millennial exercise in raw willpower and risk mitigation. While Albedo manages a kingdom to secure her master's position, Han Li dismantles the celestial order to secure his own survival. This contrast exposes a core truth about the isekai and xianxia intersection: authority is a leash, regardless of how many nations it can crush, whereas cultivation is the process of cutting that leash entirely. Albedo is a definitive subordinate, defined by her proximity to the throne; Han Li is a definitive architect, defined by his distance from all masters.