Lynn now had an incredibly large number of people registered as eligible for military service!
Tens of millions.
And that was the number of qualified people registered despite the old-fashioned notion that good men shouldn't become soldiers.
Anyone aged sixteen to twenty-two, over 1.6 meters tall, and not nearsighted could enlist.
Because military uniforms looked cool.
There were plenty of wildly popular, copyright-free knockoffs that looked a lot like military uniforms.
For example, redesigned versions of Lynn's snowstorm coats.
Military-style coats.
They'd changed the original white and black colors to khaki, ocher, and other shades.
However, these military-style coats were popular only among the upper classes.
The same went for all kinds of windbreakers.
Among ordinary people, though, most clothes for sale were made by Slimes.
Mostly T-shirts and trousers.
Those made up the bulk of the market.
Besides that, Lynn had also discovered rickshaws.
Compared with horse-drawn carriages and tricycles, these rickshaws were much cheaper. People were already making them in the private sector, and reports about them had been submitted.
These rickshaws were popular in officially designated second-tier cities.
They could be found in first-tier cities too, but the officials and nobility still preferred horse-drawn carriages.
Noblemen and merchants could certainly afford them.
Those who aspired to join the upper classes didn't want to lower their status by riding in a rickshaw, either.
They were afraid of being looked down on as country bumpkins.
Next came the reports on technology.
The latest 105-millimeter howitzer had been successfully developed.
It was more powerful than the old 75-millimeter howitzer.
There were now more than two thousand 75-millimeter howitzers in service.
They were the mainstay of Lynn's Army.
Lynn wasn't in a hurry to phase out the 75-millimeter guns. Instead, he decided to downgrade them to regimental guns.
The 105-millimeter guns