Moreover, the wings on his back are light enough, broad enough.
Wang Ye seems like he's lying beneath a glider,
easily gliding through the air.
In fact, these wings don't provide him with forward propulsion.
They only allow him to hover in the air, descending slowly in a spiral manner.
Therefore, the forward pushing force still needs to be provided by himself.
The advantage of these wings lies in their hovering capability, gaining this passive ability allows him not to constantly provide upward force, he just needs to push forward.
When gliding to the point where his body gradually approaches the ground, he only needs to exert an upward force to lift himself.
This modification is extremely convenient for Wang Ye, saving over forty percent of energy consumption and making every ounce of his strength used accurately for acceleration.
