Is Amitabha the first sage in mythology, or is it a quasi-biography?

Amitabha is not a myth, but a Buddha in the western paradise. He once made a great wish, that is, to accept all sentient beings who read the name of Amitabha to live in bliss, so some people call Amitabha a guide and a true saint! Zhuntihua translates as purity, which is a compliment to the purity of the soul. According to Zen Buddhism, Zhunti is one of the avalokitesvara bodhisattvas, and Dongmi is one of the six avalokitesvara bodhisattvas. This bodhisattva is now in the shape of three eyes and eighteen arms. It is known that Zhunti is also one of the incarnations of Guanyin Bodhisattva. Guanyin Bodhisattva is the largest bodhisattva in the Elysium under the seat of Amitabha, and only when Amitabha is destroyed can it become a Buddha! But the quasi-quotation and quotation you mentioned should be fictional characters in the novel, but the author borrowed the names of quasi-quotation and quotation in Buddhism. Therefore, quasi-quotation is really only a mythical figure, not a real person in the world or history! As for Duo Bao and Jun Hong, they are also fictional characters in the novel!