Set This Moment Down: One Free Note a Day

Set This Moment Down allows one free note a day, up to five hundred characters, then shows a shopkeeper reply and a burn animation. The home line says to set this moment down gently.

One free note a day

Set This Moment Down is a home tile. Its subtitle is 把此刻轻轻放下, set this moment down gently. In the app code, the daily free count is dailyFreeBurnCount = 1, so this item has one free use a day. That daily free note is not the same action as mood weather, which has its own once-a-day mark. Do not collapse them into a single tap. The preview can be opened at https://ajuno.xibalans.com/soulmart. A route that actually writes the note requires login.

The free use is the daily allowance for this item. This guide does not stretch the word free across every other counter, and it does not turn it into a permanent unlimited quota. A hug and a comforting line have their own no-coin wording. The exchange waives coins on the first exchange. Here, the stated allowance is one free note a day.

The note stops at five hundred characters

The length cap is maxBurnDiaryLength = 500, five hundred characters. Those five hundred characters are for one passage you set down now. They are not an allowance for a long journal. If you only want a very short line attached to the day, the calendar's short note is the other place. This counter is the one with the five-hundred-character ceiling.

This article does not invent the message the button shows if the text runs past five hundred characters. The constant already states the boundary: the note stays within five hundred characters. Follow the counter or the limit on the screen itself, and do not infer an automatic rewrite that this guide has not seen.

Input, shopkeeper reply, then the burn animation

The flow has three screens. First is input, where you write the passage. Next is the shopkeeper reply, labeled 店主回复. Then a burn animation plays. The code name uses burn; the home copy describes the same flow as setting the moment down gently. The animation is a screen inside this flow. It is not a separate product on the shelf.

This guide only confirms that the three screens exist and are distinguished as input, shopkeeper reply, and burn animation. It does not treat the shopkeeper reply as a judgment about anyone's medical condition. It also does not treat the animation as a wipe of every other record in the account. Mood weather, calendar notes, letters on the wind, and the wallet are not declared gone because the animation played.

How the home wording lines up

On the shop front, the tile title is 放下这一刻 and the subtitle is 把此刻轻轻放下. The input, the shopkeeper reply, and the animation come after you open it. The home line is the entrance label. It is not a reply that has already been written for you. Seeing the subtitle means the counter is on the shop front. It does not mean today's free note has already been used.

If you open the screen through a preview route, you are looking at the interface. Whether today's free use has been consumed is a question for the screen after login, not for this article.

What kind of passage fits

One note a day, within five hundred characters, fits a passage you want out of your hands: a specific small event, a feeling that has not settled, or a sentence you do not need to turn into a plaza post. Letters on the Wind has its own composer, 写下你的心事. The exchange asks you to put up one feeling. All three can involve writing about a mood, and their buttons and results stay different.

Using this counter leads to the shopkeeper reply and then the burn animation. If you only want to tap a weather for the day, use mood weather instead of substituting a weather name into the five-hundred-character note.

Does the burn animation clear every other record in the account?

This guide does not say that. The burn animation is a screen in the Set This Moment Down flow. Mood weather, short calendar notes, plaza notes, emotion coins, and the wallet each have their own screens. Do not infer a wiped account from the animation's name.

After the free note is used, can another one be written the same day?

The stated free count is one a day. This article does not invent a second price or a hidden extra entry. After the day's free note is used, any further writing is a matter for the screen you see once logged in, not a guess added by the guide.