The paradox of isekai power lies not in the scale of destruction, but in the direction of the character's will. Because Mile operates through authority and Jinwoo through a hybrid accumulation system, their YPS tiers—YPS-5 and YPS-6 respectively—are functionally incomparable. The gap is not one of strength, but of nature; one is a static constant, the other a relentless trajectory. While Jinwoo views power as a surgical tool for isolation and security, Mile experiences it as a gilded cage. Jinwoo’s ascent is a masterclass in ego, where every level gained is a step toward total self-determination. He transforms the vulnerability of his early days into a cold, calculated dominance that strips away his humanity to ensure his family's safety. Conversely, Mile's narrative is a study in erasure. Her struggle to maintain an "average" facade reveals a character whose identity is suppressed by the very abundance she possesses. Her near-zero ego score reflects a fundamental truth: she is a passenger to a cosmic misinterpretation. Where Jinwoo grinds toward a peak to escape weakness, Mile suppresses a peak to escape notice. This reveals a sharp divide in how the genre treats the power-fantasy trope. For Jinwoo, power is the reward for surviving a cruel system. For Mile, power is the obstacle to living a normal life. One character fights to be the only thing visible in the world, while the other fights to become invisible.