Lin Jinyue shook her head. "I meant leather armor and weapons."

Gu Shao was also worried about these things. He didn't have enough funds, but prices in Lingnan were rising continuously.

Lin Jinyue then said, "You provide the raw materials, and the people in our village can charge a small processing fee."

At this moment, several people behind Lin Jinyue said, "My family can provide a batch of ironware."

"My family can donate a sum of money."

"My home..."

Although this group of people would hide in a safe place whenever there was a battle, they would still lend a helping hand whenever they could.

Everyone enthusiastically donated money.

Lin Jinyue immediately had an idea: "Why don't we erect a monument? We can erect a stone tablet at the entrance of Guangcheng, Shawan County, and other major counties, with the names of the places where everyone donated engraved on it."

Now, the wealthy families who initially said they would donate ten thousand or several thousand taels of silver all started arguing.

"Get out of the way, I want to donate 300,000 taels of silver!"

"My family has 500,000!"

"Stop talking nonsense, my family is providing ships, a total of ten large ships."

Gu Shao was stunned. Could a stone tablet really be that effective?

He thanked Lin Jinyue, saying, "Thank you for your idea; it has been a great help to us this time."

Gu Shao took Lin Jinyue aside to discuss the manufacture of leather armor, protective armor, and weapons, and offered a considerable price.

Lin Jinyue thought Gu Shaoren was really good. If the emperor were more reliable, she would be willing to provide him with some advanced weapons.

But in the current situation, no one is reliable.

Lin Jinyue still felt that strengthening the defenses of their village was the most reliable thing to do.

Lin Jinyue thought for a moment, and finally provided Gu Shao with a pair of binoculars. "I got these by chance. There are only two. One is in our village, and the other is for you."

It must be admitted that she is just like Lin Xueqing.

Looking at those boys who weren't much older than her, she softened.