In the field of literature, the classifications of literary forms seem to have clear and distinct demarcations. However, the evolution and development literature always involve new variants challenging the boundaries of established literary forms. As such, theoretical debates involving "text" and "genre" never cease. This article is to explore the common controversies and divergent concepts in literary theories using Departure by Ze-Sheng Yuan, and Song of the Vagabound by Bien Jian. Specifically, how Departure would be considered a novel instead of prose despite not having a set protagonist, nor clear ending, nor any conversation among characters. In contrast, Song of the Vagabound breaks the boundaries of prose by using narratives of vague theme characters, yet still considered a prose, not a novel. This article will attempt to clarify the ambiguous boundaries between literature and literary genres via analytical discussion of the texts and concept of convergent literature, and in the process also illustrate the artistic uniqueness of literature.