Miner Start, Dual-World Cheat: Marry Freely on Earth, Cultivate in Secret & Ascend

A miner start, a system in hand—yet not a single female cultivator in sight at the mine. Then he unearthed a Cross-World Stone, bridging the cultivation realm and modern Earth. On Earth, he farms system rewards through building his bloodline. In the cultivation world, he fades into the background, growing in silence. By the time his enemies realize what's happening, he's already standing on the Ascension Platform—dao companion by his side, stats maxed out. Ye Mo transmigrated into the lowest of the low—a mine slave in a cultivation world. He activated the "Many Wives, Many Blessings" system, only to hit a dead end: the entire mine was packed with rugged men. Not a single female cultivator in sight. The system was useless. Until he dug up a Cross-World Stone— a relic that lets him travel freely between the cultivation realm and modern-day Earth. And that's when the game changed. On Earth, he plays the low-key "family man," steadily expanding his bloodline per the system's rules, reaping rewards hand over fist. In the cultivation world, he remains the most invisible miner—trading Earth's resources for rare herbs, quietly tempering his body, stockpiling cultivation techniques and spirit stones in secret. While others compete over bloodline and master-disciple legacies, he competes with cross-world information gaps and the vast foundation accumulated through his system. When the gates to the Immortal Realm finally open, and his former peers are still tearing each other apart over a single flying sword— Ye Mo is already holding his dao companion's hand, max-level cultivation in full display, and utters a quiet line: "Sorry, but I've always been the type to double up on my gains." No arrogance. No dumbed-down plot. Just solid, steady two-world management, step by step, toward immortality.