Yaoguang downloads a Ming emperor-raising game and spends money to raise Zhu Houzhao, Emperor Wuzong of Ming.
She gives Zhaozhao a lollipop so he’ll never fall ill.
She gives Zhaozhao a little leopard so he’ll always be happy.
She gives Zhaozhao a cannon so he can keep enemy forces beyond the borders.
She gives Zhaozhao wool-spinning technology so he can lead the people to prosperity.
Whenever Yaoguang sees something good, she buys it for her little darling. She watches him grow up, ascend the throne, and lead the Ming toward prosperity and greatness.
She nods with satisfaction. “That’s a good ending.”
But… when she logs back into the game, a red warning appears on the screen.
[Your darling is in critical condition. Would you like to go help him?]
In a panic, Yaoguang presses [Yes]. To her surprise, she transmigrates to his side.
It's a bit long-winded. What I said to the heroine will be repeated to the emperor again. Che Lulu's words go back and forth.