Why did France win wars? (Napoleonic wars, about 1799-1814)

France after the revolution was going through difficult times. A republican form of government was established in the country, but despite this, the situation in the country did not improve. The turning point was the accession of Napoleon Bonaparte. He was aimed at world domination, so the militarization of the economy began in France. He managed to win victories over European states in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, because a reform was carried out in the field of military support. Napoleon had a powerful army of French and mercenary troops.