Urban: The Age of Demon Hunting

In 1839, Europeans made the first practical daguerreotype camera. It consisted of two wooden boxes, one fitted inside the other to adjust the focus. A lens cap served as the shutter, controlling an exposure time of up to thirty minutes and producing clear images.

In 1880, two spirit tamers in Asia combined talismans with cameras and successfully captured a demon spirit, sealing it inside a photographic plate.

In 2000, a team led by Master Feng of the Spirit Tamer Association successfully developed a new type of mobile phone. It could detect the location of demon spirits and then capture them by transmitting talismanic power over specific signal frequencies.

From then on, traditional spirit-taming methods such as talismans, demon-binding ropes, and *blood were abandoned by the times.

The world entered a new era, known as... the Age of Demon Hunting!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.