There are so many ancient myths in China, can those magical stories be linked together?

The myth stories of various schools in China's myth system are incompatible with each other, which is the most important reason why China's magnificent traditional myth has not yet formed a complete system claiming strict logic. As we all know, China's myths handed down from ancient times can be said to be magnificent and fascinating;

The story of Pangu's opening the sky, Nu Wa's kneading the earth to create man, and the birth of three emperors and five emperors to manage human nature is still talked about by the public today. In addition, one of the most striking features of ancient myths in China is its huge patterns and changeable weather. So, can so many versions of myths be linked together to form our own? Myth universe? Really?

Although this sounds like a very novel and interesting idea, Bian Xiao regrets to say to you: I'm afraid it's impossible. Why do you say that? The answer is simple, that is, the internal version of China myth cannot be self-consistent. First of all, from a macro perspective, China myth is divided into three versions:

One is religious mythology, the other is folk allusions, and the third is popular ghost novels. Of course, the background settings of these three versions are quite different. For example, there are many similarities between folk allusions and ghost novels, but religion is incompatible with them.

Moreover, can Buddhist myths and Taoist myths within religious myths be discussed in the same framework? Taoism thinks the old gentleman is too tall? Turn Hu into Buddha? Buddha Sakyamuni is one of the eighty-two incarnations of Laozi. Buddhism believes that turning Hu into a Buddha means that Laozi went to Hanguguan to worship Sakyamuni Buddha and worship him as a teacher.

Buddhism believes that the Taoist emperor Wei Zi is? Twenty-four days First, show Guanyin the gate; Taoism believes that Buddhism? Tathagata? The realm is not supreme. Excuse me, if we want to form a mythical universe, which school should we take as the benchmark?

Even within Taoism, there are different versions and controversies. Shen Xiao school thinks that the immortal emperor is the uncle of the old gentleman on the throne, while Lingbao school thinks that the old gentleman on the throne is the grandson of the jade emperor. Excuse me, how to calculate this?