Taoist cultivation begins with being a miner

Lu Yan, who transmigrated to this world, discovered he was a miner, the kind of person who would die and no one would care. The cultivation world was cruel and ruthless; as a cultivator at the very bottom, it was difficult to rise above his circumstances. Fortunately, Lu Yan awakened four spinning wheels, corresponding to humans, demons, ghosts, and monsters respectively, always yielding unexpected items and treasures. The Pen of Truth: Could write down the deepest secrets of someone's heart. The King's Belt: Could make someone prostrate themselves in submission. Hand and Leg Swap: Could swap someone's arms and legs. The Egg-Laying Rooster: Could lay spirit eggs equivalent to mid-grade spirit stones. The Self-Mutilating Dagger: Harming others is harming oneself. The Fruit of Luck: Could increase one's luck in the Heavenly Dao. Until he spun the Pickaxe of the Mining God, Lu Yan knew that his life was inextricably linked to mining.