Will agarwood and Yang Jian be the same person? Find a solution

In ancient times, there was no myth that Jiro's mother was killed by the sun, but people made it up to perform feature films. In the thirty-fourth year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty, there was a golden boy named Yang, who had a relationship with Yunhua, the fairy of the Bullfighting Palace, and Yang Erlang, the second son of Yunhuasheng. The Monkey King was ordered to crush Yunhua in Taihang Mountain, and the Queen Mother of the Bullfighting Palace came to take Jiro to the Heavenly Palace. When Jiro grew up, he learned about it and split the mountain to save his mother. He has a mountain axe, a double-edged knife and a golden bow with silver bullets. This shows that there is no such thing as Yang Mu dying in the sun.

As we all know, although Yang Jian is more famous than Liu Chenxiang, Lotus Lantern is famous all over the world, and its reputation is far better than Yang Jian's Save the Mother. Not many people even know Yang Jian's feat of saving his mother, but I think there are really too many myths and legends about lotus lanterns. Except for the lotus lantern and the names of people, all the other plots are copied from Yang Jian's Save the Mother, which is my problem in uncle and nephew. Because of the relationship between the two mythical characters, the story of Yang Jian Saving Mother should be earlier than Lotus Lantern, so Yang Jian Saving Mother should be more popular than Lotus Lantern.

Let's start with the protagonists in the two plays. First of all, Yang Jian is so famous that wherever there is a myth, he exists, so I won't say much. Liu Chenxiang only appeared in Lotus Lantern. Compared with Yang Jian, it seems much easier for him to save his mother. In addition, without the myth of Lotus Lantern, other novels would remain intact and unaffected. Without "saving Yang Jian", there would be no way to solve some problems in Journey to the West, that is, Yang Jian kept preaching.

Let's talk about the ending of two myths first. In Lotus Lantern, Liu Chenxiang got the axe, defeated Yang Jian, split Huashan, and the family was reunited. The ending is very happy (except Yang Jian). Many people think that the ending of Saving Mother Yang Jian is very tragic. Yang Jian split Taoshan, but the Jade Emperor sent ten suns to kill his mother in a rage? Then Yang Jian also shot nine suns in a rage. Well, I am firmly opposed to this statement. The first question is why the Jade Emperor sent ten suns to kill Yang Jian's mother, and then Yang Jian shot nine suns in a fit of pique, but it should be the great hero Hou Yi who shot for nine days. Are there ten suns behind?