I Am Your Wingman

Factional strife is a flawed approach; no matter how brilliantly it's written beforehand, the ending will still be a disaster. Do I want these regrettable "what if" scenarios? I want a happy ending for the harem.

Thankfully, the ending was a happy one. It would have been truly painful if Sayaka hadn't had a good ending. From the beginning of the story, I was moved by Sayaka's gentleness and her willingness to withdraw. Then, in "Wings," seeing Sayaka break through her past limitations for love, yet still give up everything for Kohaku, made me feel even more conflicted. Fortunately, the author gave Sayaka plenty of screen time to fill the void, and the ample "what if" scenarios and the ending where Sayaka bravely charged into Kohaku's heart for love were very touching. Perhaps it's my personal opinion, but I've always felt that Saeki Sayaka is the most suitable character for Amber, in every sense of the word. From the beginning to the end of Wings, Sayaka might not be as good as the system in terms of companionship, as straightforward as Eriri, or as attached as Mai. But Sayaka's love for Amber is probably the most sincere. Sayaka simply likes Amber as a person, while Gokou, Eriri, Mai, and the maid are all beings who were redeemed by Amber. Perhaps they also like her, but I always feel that their liking isn't pure. Sayaka Saeki was the first and only one who explicitly stated her intention to teach Kohaku what love is and to make Kohaku fall in love with her, although she didn't quite find the key to Kohaku's heart like Eriri did. However, Sayaka's flaw lay in her excessive gentleness. Despite possessing a strong possessive streak herself, she cruelly pushed Kohaku towards what seemed to be a more suitable future for her, unaware that what Kohaku needed and desired most was someone who could express an extremely strong possessiveness towards her. If Sayaka hadn't pushed Kohaku away at the fireworks festival planetarium but instead responded more passionately and made a direct, possessive move, I believe Kohaku wouldn't have hesitated and suffered as much as she did later. After all, Kohaku responded to Sayaka's courageous confession at the White Dove Plaza, and the "what if" scenario also shows that their life afterwards was peaceful and happy. Actually, when I saw Saeki Sayaka's personal episode in the "what if" route, my heart sank. I thought, "Oh no, Sayaka won't be in the true ending." As a result, I barely watched the other "what if" routes. When I saw the "what if" route without Eriri, I was even certain that Eriri would be the female lead, which was quite upsetting, haha. Thankfully, the ending gave me wings. Kohaku, you bad woman! You must cherish Sayaka! #(Crying)

May 25, 2025. Even now, I still occasionally reread this novel, reminiscing about my life when I first encountered it—a happy time with occasional regrets. Looking back now, I can't help but sigh at how quickly time flies. This book carries my beautiful daydreams from my youth, perfectly capturing the innocent and beautiful moments between girls; everything is so natural and lovely. This is a novel that evokes nostalgia. Rereading it this time, I couldn't resist leaving some casual remarks, just for casual entertainment. I hope you'll forgive any shortcomings. — Source

I suddenly realized that three years have passed, and even now I still feel that this is the best fanfiction I've ever read.

Kids, I need to urgently save this book! 😭

Even after all these years, watching it again still evokes a unique kind of emotion.

Heitong has released a new book, "Is It Okay Not to Be a Mother?", By author Xixingtu. If you can't find it, try searching a few more times (cough cough). Book club group number: 247288656. Welcome to join the group for discussion.

Family, does anyone understand? If you're still experiencing a reading slump, or looking for a light yakuza masterpiece that will make you grin from ear to ear, then Heitong Wugeng's "I, Your Wings" is definitely your best choice! This million-word completed masterpiece perfectly captures the charm of slice-of-life stories. The opening scene begins with Amber confidently accepting a mission with her system, which solemnly guarantees that "the mission targets are all straight women." However, she's immediately pinned down on the bed, causing the system to completely backfire – a laugh-out-loud moment. But beyond the hilarious start, its greatest strength lies in the gentle, nurturing emotional progression. The protagonist, Amber, is practically the epitome of a "human wrench." She's not the aloof, perfect character, but rather a "god-like friend" who listens attentively to your troubles, never offers perfunctory advice, and stands firmly by your side when the whole world rejects you. Her responsive and caring nature makes you want to exclaim after just one chapter: Who wouldn't want a Miss Amber like that?! Moreover, even if you haven't read the original anime, there's absolutely no barrier to entry; it's extremely comfortable to watch purely as a healing slice-of-life story. Most importantly! The author Heitong Wugeng, whom countless readers both love and hate, is finally releasing a new book! He had been silent for a while due to health reasons and working too hard on his writing (it's said he even lost a lot of hair while writing "Wings"). Now he's back with a new book, and his longtime fans are overjoyed! If you were healed by Miss Amber back in the day, or haven't read this gem yet, hurry up and catch up! And let's give the author's new book full support; after all, such a talented author who puts so much heart into writing about everyday life and emotions truly deserves our utmost support.

After finishing it, my first feeling was deep envy. I can only quote Yu Hua's famous saying: "Damn, how could it be written so brilliantly?"

The author is going to start a new book on Qidian.