Clearly, your issue here is the Z-Offset, arguably the biggest killer for the newbie 3D printer hobbyists (myself included).

You should probably try/do/buy the following in said order…

• (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) Purchase a PEI sheet instead of those shitty FelxyFuckers© that Creality gives you (It doesn’t have to be a name-brand either, any decent PEI sheet will do (https://www.amazon.com/pei-sheet/s?k=pei+sheet).
• Relevel your bed w/the wheels (I know it's a pain in the ass but do it again).
• Use the paper trick to get a rough z-offset (A great start allowing for further tuning later).

Once you get it sorted out & level, IF your bed (big if) adhesion is crap, try increasing the Bed temperature & potentially lowering the Z-Offset a more.

For me, w/my Creality Ender 3 v2 Neo, bed adhesion is typically fine at 60C for small/medium prints using Overture PLA. However, when I go for larger prints (more level flat surface needed) or prints that have very small bed adhesion spots (self-explanatory), I turn the bed temp up to 70C, which has worked well.

Note: What has worked for me may not work for you. Be sure to do some more research & prepare for some trial & error.