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Free Supplies: A Hug and a Comforting Line

A hug and a comforting line are free supplies with no emotion-coin cost. One message offers a gentle hug, the other says you have already done enough today, and the dialog button says received.

Two supplies that do not spend emotion coins

SoulMart has two free supplies that are marked as costing no emotion coins: a hug, and a comforting line. They are not the random result of the emotion blind box, and they are not the exchange that asks you to put a feeling up first. You do not hand over a feeling, and you do not open the blind box, in order to see these two lines the shop has prepared. The preview opens at https://ajuno.xibalans.com/soulmart. A route that actually receives them into an account requires login.

No coin cost is the rule for these two supplies. Do not rewrite it as a rule that the wallet never changes, and do not rewrite it as a rule that every exchange after the first is free. The exchange waives coins only the first time. Later exchanges can involve coins. Here, the statement is that the hug and the comforting line do not cost coins.

A hug

The hug is introduced as 先被轻轻抱一下, first be held gently for a moment. The message it gives is 送你一个轻轻的抱抱, a gentle hug for you. That is a supply line from the shopkeeper. It stops at the hug. It does not add a medical explanation, and it does not ask you to file a long self-description before the line appears.

The guide does not attach a duration, a hidden daily cap, or an animation that has not been specified. What you see is this free supply and its one sentence.

A comforting line

The comforting line is introduced as 带走一句店主的话, take away a line from the shopkeeper. The line you take is 今天已经做得够多了, you have already done enough today. It is the shopkeeper's sentence for this supply. It is not a remark generated from today's weather mark. If the weather you tapped is rain, snow, or tide, this article still does not rewrite the sentence into a diagnosis of that weather.

The words are the copy on this supply. They are not a report card, and they do not quote what you wrote on Letters on the Wind or in the exchange. If a later build changes the sentence, the screen you open is the current line.

The dialog button says received

Both supplies use the dialog button 收下了, received. It means you take the line the shopkeeper has already set down. The button is not 去充值, not 拆开盲盒, and not 收下这份交换. The closing words of the three counters differ, so the free-supply dialog is not a payment confirmation and not a blind-box result.

The home preview can still show the recharge strip and 去充值. That strip is an emotion-coin entry. It does not decide whether the hug or the comforting line costs coins. Their rule is already stated: they do not cost emotion coins.

Where they sit in the shop

The four main home tiles are Set This Moment Down, Letters on the Wind, the exchange, and the emotion blind box. The hug and the comforting line are free supplies. They are not the subtitles of those four tiles. When you use them, follow the sentences: first be held gently, then the message of a gentle hug; take a line from the shopkeeper, then the words that you have already done enough today; then tap received.

If what you want is a five-hundred-character note, other people's notes, one exchanged feeling, or a random supply, use that tile instead. The free supplies offer these two prepared lines.

Do the hug and the comforting line deduct emotion coins?

No. Both are free supplies with no emotion-coin cost. The first exchange being free of coins is a separate rule on the exchange counter. The home recharge strip does not price these two supplies.

Does "you have already done enough today" grade my records?

No. It is the shopkeeper line written on the comforting-line supply. It does not read your weather mark, your blank calendar cells, or your plaza notes in order to score them. The weather mark remains the one label you choose for the day.