It doesn't necessarily mean that you are holding water, but the degree of partial attack and partial response is very different; the degree of sourness ranges from very heartbreaking and tearful to 30% sour and 70% sweet.
The acidity is medium, and the attack is not too long-mouthed. It is slightly acidic but also very aggressive. The first half of the book was rated as five-star, but the second half was a little less enjoyable.
The attack was really miserable, and it gave me angina pectoris; but the young couple was also really sweet. One second made me cry physically, and the next second it made my aunt laugh.
There are a lot of criticisms about "original family". I don't know if it's a problem with the author's writing style or his reading status. Overall, it's not too abusive.
The relationship between bending and straightness is not high in intensity but the taste is very sour and refreshing. It doesn't seem to be so sour and refreshing after breaking straight into a straight one; the highlights are all in the copywriting, and the female supporting role and the attack are more involved than I imagined.