The immense public opinion was growing more intense.
Each major City Lord had voiced their opinions, nearly all following the public opposition, while those who remained silent might either support or be neutral.
This was not important.
The Transcendents, small families, water armies, and especially the railroad family led by Fatty Luo, who built more than half of the Federation railway, had begun to request the Federation to capture Baiyi and abolish this terrifying law.
After all, the reason train fares could be kept to about 50 Copper Coins per station, affordable for everyone, was due to the extremely cheap labor.
If the law were to be fully implemented, train fares would have to rise, and significantly so.
As soon as prices increase, the trains, which were already on the brink of collapse, would completely fall. After all, with teleportation arrays now in existence, the trains' target market was only the common folk.
