The fundamental disconnect between these two profiles is not the gap between YPS-3 and YPS-6, but the divergence in how they perceive their own agency. A direct YPS comparison fails because physical output and hybrid system-manipulation operate on different axes; one is a master of kinetics, the other a master of a metaphysical interface. What remains comparable is their relationship with the isekai power fantasy. Sung Jinwoo represents the honest execution of the meritocratic grind. His Growth score of 100 is a mathematical certainty of the leveling trope, where desperation is converted into cold, calculated dominance. He transforms from a victim of the system into the system's architect, using his shadow army as a strategic extension of his will to ensure safety. Conversely, Cid Kagenou functions as a subversion of this entire trajectory. While Jinwoo bends the world through labor, Cid bends the world through a total detachment from reality. His "I am Atomic" detonation is a stylistic choice that happens to be lethal, rather than a milestone of progression. This reveals a core tension in the genre: power as a reward for suffering versus power as a prop for identity. Jinwoo becomes a monarch to escape the trauma of weakness, but Cid pretends to be a mastermind because he finds sincerity boring. The paradox is that while Jinwoo possesses the higher destructive ceiling, Cid holds more narrative leverage because he is the only character in his world not bound by the truth.