Real estate, factories, animal husbandry, fast food—every one of them was a promising opportunity.
Lynn was already number one and couldn't be bothered to compete with the people for profit.
But they certainly wouldn't develop as quickly as they would with Lynn directly leading the way.
It seemed these things could only be spearheaded by the government, which would then hand the profits over to capable people to manage.
Leticia nodded. "We used to go on adventures. Are we going sightseeing now?"
"Where should we go?"
Lynn took out a map. "To the coast. We can see the ocean and the ports."
"I want to see the land and climate in the south and find out if they're really suitable for growing corn."
"And see for ourselves which places would make the best naval bases."
"We can have some fun along the way, too."
"By the way, how many genuine spoiled brats have you and I taught a lesson?"
"Do you remember how many loaves of bread you've eaten?" Leticia retorted.
Back then, Leticia had been hounded by all kinds of spoiled young nobles, and Lynn had been the most persistent of them all.
Lynn might have been ordinary at the time, but it had to be said that in the early days, his persistence had made many people think twice about bothering her.
It wasn't until Lynn stopped pursuing her that Leticia realized she had ten times as many suitors as before!
Only then did Leticia realize that among the nobility, Lynn's pursuit had been quite polite.
After all, most of the trouble Lynn caused had been accidental, not malicious.
Later, when she got together with Lilith, Lilith became the one who took the hits for her.
Running into spoiled young nobles every day had become commonplace.
After they