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LINE has launched a limited-time pop-up shopping festival. From now until November 9, as many as 29 sets of official stickers and emoticons are offering super discounts, with a 13% discount across the board. Each set only costs 15 tokens, equivalent to NT$9, and can be used permanently after purchase.
LINE has launched a limited-time pop-up shopping festival. From now until November 9, as many as 29 sets of official stickers and emoticons are offering super discounts, with a 13% discount across the board. Each set only costs 15 tokens, which converts to NT$9. Even if all 29 sets are packaged, it only costs 261 yuan, and can be used permanently after purchase.
There are 29 sets of official stickers and emoticons participating in this event. The original price is 120 tokens (about 85 yuan) per set, which has been reduced to 15 tokens (about 9 yuan) for a limited time, which means you can buy your favorite stickers for less than 10 yuan.
The lineup of discounts is also very eye-catching. It brings together popular characters such as Kanahela, Missing Rabbit, Mutant Chihuahua, Sunny Ply, and stretchable chickens and ducks, giving sticker lovers a chance to complete their collection at a low price.
Looking at the current official sticker rankings, the top three are "Warm greetings to Kanahera's Piske and Usagi", "Missing Rabbit - Not too serious" and "LINE FRIENDS funny stickers", all of which are popular choices in this wave of activities.
In addition to the official stickers, three emoticons are also on sale this time, including the "Overreacting Cat Emoticon No. 4", "Xincamick Fart Cat - Fart Cat Emoticon" and "Achai Wolfberry Dynamic Emoticon 04". The event only lasts until November 9th. Users who want to grab a bargain can seize the opportunity.

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