Overwhelming power. Pure satisfaction.

Seosa automatically designs the powerful protagonist + even stronger threat structure unique to the OP genre. Tension is maintained through non-combat conflicts such as interpersonal relationships, politics, and moral dilemmas.

The basic template follows a 4-stage rhythm: accumulating frustration → cathartic release → brief rest → new challenge. Too-frequent payoffs cause fatigue, so intensity and frequency are managed with a curve.

Conflicts that cannot be resolved by power alone — human psychology, institutions, moral dilemmas — are designed as parallel axes. Combat victory does not equal narrative victory, and non-combat drama ratio can be adjusted.

Five basic reaction patterns — shock, admiration, wariness, jealousy, misunderstanding — are assigned per character. Even the same event produces different interpretations per character, preventing spectator scenes from becoming monotonous.

Focus is placed on situational problem-solving ability rather than numbers. Level increases are used sparingly; new constraints such as time, information, and relationships are introduced to create different difficulty with the same power level.