Film and TV Crossover: Can a Nosy Onlooker Really Get a Boyfriend?

Two male leads + spatial powers + missions + a golden finger. A Yuan is a second-generation transmigrator, and not a particularly bright one, which is why his family dotes on him. Following in his father's footsteps, he joins the Space-Time Bureau and begins taking on transmigration missions. His family worries he won't be able to complete them, so they specially prepare a huge pile of points for him to splurge. He, too, treats each adventure as an opportunity to sit back and enjoy the show. Little does he know that as he watches the drama unfold, his cultivation keeps rising, and one group of protagonists after another gathers around him, eager to be his friend. “Hahahaha! So I'm this popular!” A Yuan throws his head back and laughs. When he's done, he looks at the person who has been following him like a shadow. “You've been won over by my irresistible charm too, haven't you?” The person beside him smiles faintly. “What do you think?” A Yuan: ... Something feels off. It’s like I've been targeted. A Yuan is a little ray of sunshine: carefree and unrestrained, unafraid of power, and deeply loyal. He's the quintessential ancient swordsman, and paired with a laid-back System, he embarks on a string of unexpected adventures. 1: The original My Fair Princess. The dashing, demon-blade-wielding A Yuan × the openhearted hero Xiao Jian. (This one isn't very well written; I didn't manage the length or pacing.) 2: The Escort Agency. CP: Lu Sanjin.