Decepticons e-liquid review

 Today, I have another new e-liquid to share, but I prefer to call it a sentimental liquid. This liquid is named "Decepticons," and the English name is "Decepticons." I am quite happy about this; compared to the domestic version that writes "Transformers" as "Trausform3rs" while still featuring the Autobot logo, this is much more pleasing to the eye. The line at the bottom, "2018 The Last Knight Returns," is it a humorous way to refer to the 2017 release of "The Last Knight" by adding "Returns" to indicate Megatron's upgrade return? Well, just a joke, let's get straight to the liquid.

    Packaging
  The Decepticons e-liquid comes in a 60ML gorilla bottle. The gorilla brand is well-known for its high safety standards. Both the bottle and the label are black, with the front label featuring an abstract Decepticon logo, and below it is the name of this e-liquid: "AN". The side of the bottle has warnings and ratio information, especially noting the production date and shelf life when unopened, which is an important guarantee for users.
  This time, the device used is:
  Voltage box: Klara Box
Rod: Heretic
Atomizers: Fengshen, Kennedy, Armed, Cyclone VT, and of course, the piston that didn't make it into the picture
Heating wire: pure NI80, 26+26+38 clapton
Cotton: Dog Head Cotton (since experiencing a mishap where I forgot to lock the atomizer and it ignited in the bag, but the cotton didn't burn, proving its performance, this cotton has become my go-to)
  The VG/PG ratio is 7:3, which is the explanation for the 70VG/30PG marked on the bottle, with a nicotine content of 3mg, and a total volume of 60ML. I won't go into further details.
  Upon opening the bottle, a strong lemon (with a hint of orange) scent hits you. If I had to describe it, I would say it resembles the flavor of sour three-color candies, specifically the yellow one. When dripped on my hand (you can guess where I usually drip it, right? Yes, on the thenar), the yellow sour candy flavor remains unchanged. When dripped on my tongue, I find it to be a mix of yellow sour candy with a hint of mint, likely due to the cooling agent. Alright, let's drip it into the atomizer and get started.
  When inhaling, you will feel the yellow sour candy flavor accompanied by a cool sensation entering your mouth, gradually transitioning to a red sour candy flavor. When exhaling, the sour candy flavor dissipates... However, upon reflection, besides the sour candy, I also detect a hint of PG flavor.
  In the atomizer, the intensity of the red sour candy flavor varies in the mid-section, while the rest remains consistent. Is it confusing for those who have never tasted sour candy after hearing me talk about it for so long? Alright, let me explain.
  Sour three-color candy is a type of fruit candy that used to be sold in the "cooperative" wrapped in transparent cellophane, allowing you to see the red, green, and yellow candies inside.
  When eaten, you generally hold it in your mouth without chewing, and over time, it creates a tingling sensation in your mouth, accompanied by a strong fruity aroma. Back then, it was a rare treat for many children.
  The red one is strawberry-flavored, the yellow one is lemon-flavored, and the green one is apple-flavored. However, nowadays, there are many fake sour candies, but if the candy wrapper has the words "Yili" printed on it and you buy it from a "Yili" brand store, you should be safe. Of course, you can also find it at the counters of China Merchants Bank and Huaxia Bank in Beijing, so you can take some time to find that childhood flavor.
  Overall, this e-liquid is quite pleasant, although it contains cooling agents, throat soothers, and sweeteners, which may be slightly uncomfortable for those who dislike cool flavors. The throat soother prevents a quick thirst, but you still need to drink plenty of water. For candy lovers, this e-liquid is also worth using as a staple.