The paradox of isekai agency reveals that raw power is often a cage rather than a key. Comparing a YPS-3 narrative operator to a YPS-5 authority figure is fundamentally a category error because their abilities operate on different axes of reality. While Kazuma leverages luck and game mechanics to carve out a meaningful existence among misfits, Mile spends her narrative energy actively erasing her presence. Kazuma's growth is an ascent from a NEET to a reluctant leader, where every victory is paid for in pragmatism and social friction. In contrast, Mile's journey is a flat line of suppression; her struggle is not to achieve, but to avoid achieving too much. The DNA profiles highlight this inversion: Kazuma's high Growth and Bonds scores reflect a character who builds a world around himself, whereas Mile's zero Ego score indicates a character trapped by a cosmic misunderstanding. Kazuma uses his mediocrity as a weapon to manipulate his environment, but Mile is forced to treat her omnipotence as a liability. This comparison proves that in the isekai framework, the ability to change is more valuable than the ability to destroy.