The fundamental divide between these two profiles is not the gap between YPS-5 and YPS-7, but the difference between power as an achievement and power as a prison. Because one operates via physical cultivation and the other through systemic authority, direct combat comparisons are functionally meaningless. The real data point is the inverse relationship between their growth and agency. Han Li's trajectory is a brutal climb from a mortal with False Spiritual Roots to a law-rewriting entity. His Ego score of 100 reflects a total alignment of will and outcome; every resource managed and every risk mitigated is a conscious choice to seize autonomy. He views power as the only mechanism for true freedom. Mile represents the opposite extreme. Her YPS-5 status is a cosmic clerical error she spends her entire narrative attempting to conceal. While Han Li fights to ascend, Mile fights to remain invisible, recalibrating her magic to avoid detection. Her zero Ego score reveals a character whose story is not driven by her will, but by the constraints of her own overwhelming capacity. She treats her abilities as a social handicap that forces a constant performance of mediocrity. This comparison exposes a core tension in the genre: power is either the reward for an impossible grind or a predetermined burden that renders traditional character growth irrelevant.