Efficiency of survival defines the isekai protagonist more than the scale of their abilities. A YPS-7 physical powerhouse like Han Li and a YPS-3 narrative opportunist like Kazuma operate on incompatible axes, rendering raw power comparisons useless. While Han Li spends millennia meticulously rewriting the laws of physics to ensure his safety, Kazuma weaponizes the absurdity of his world's mechanics to achieve the same end: survival against the odds. Both share a Growth score of 100, but the nature of that evolution differs. Han Li’s growth is a vertical climb toward godhood driven by an absolute Ego, transforming from a cautious farmer into the architect of the celestial order. Kazuma’s growth is horizontal, shifting from a shut-in to a reluctant anchor for a dysfunctional party. Their identical Darkness scores reveal a shared willingness to discard traditional morality for pragmatic gains—Han Li through calculated ruthlessness in cultivation, and Kazuma through his opportunistic manipulation of allies. This contrast proves that isekai handles power not as a static stat, but as a tool for autonomy. Whether it is rewriting a universe or manipulating a party of misfits, the goal is the same: refusing to be a victim of the world's design.