"So the art of photography was invented by these three? They look so young, but they're amazing!"
"I wonder if they're married yet. If they are, I wonder whether they'd mind taking one more wife."
Photo Studio Shopkeeper: ""
The boss's face darkened. This Photo Studio had originally been opened by Qu Bing, while he himself was a member of Qu Bing's fiancée's clan—in other words, a member of the Zhan Clan. That made Qu Bing his family's son-in-law!
And now someone was trying to arrange a marriage for Qu Bing right in front of him?
What kind of joke was this?!
"So the photos haven't been around for very long!"
"Yeah, wasn't it something Qu Bing made after becoming the Chieftain's Personal Guard? Qu Bing has only been a Personal Guard for a few months, so the earliest this thing could've been made was this autumn, right?!"
The surrounding onlookers began discussing it again.
"Shopkeeper, how much does it cost to take a photo? Hurry up and tell us." Someone else pressed him for an answer.
"Don't rush, don't rush. Listen while I finish explaining." The Shopkeeper clapped his hands to draw everyone's attention, then continued.
"When the art of photography was first invented, photos could only be taken on silver plates or silver-plated copper plates. The photos weren't very large either—about the size of the Identity Card photos you have taken.
"Although these photos lasted a long time, their size was severely limited. They could only be individual portraits, and the cost was too high for widespread civilian use. It was only after Qu Bing showed the photos to the Chieftain that he improved the technique into the new style of photography—the kind you're looking at now. These are all taken on special photographic paper. But in the