The Paradox of Love

Written in a stream-of-consciousness style, so it's pretty abstract.

About this novel:

Scheming, devoted pursuer top Chen Shangxu x spoiled, manipulative green-tea bottom Su Mingqian.

One-line blurb: A groveling pursuer with no principles unexpectedly discovers he's in a mutual-pining romance.

A side-note version of the blurb:

At first, Chen Shangxu is captivated by little Su's pure, adorable looks. But after spending more time together, he discovers that Su is a little devil through and through.

The little devil brandishes a trident and torments him with claws bared.

Whenever Chen Shangxu decides to give up, the little devil turns back into a little angel, making Chen Shangxu's heart race like crazy.

So Chen Shangxu thinks, with absolutely no principles: Then I'll give up a little later.

It should have been an utterly ordinary story about two people who both want to fight and be fought over.

That is, until Chen Shangxu discovers that his almost-obsessive love for Su Mingqian is enough to awaken the demonic genes inside him.

And so, two demons clash in the Garden of Eden.

The serious version of the blurb:

Su Mingqian's philosophy is that if someone keeps loving you even when they're ready to give up on you, then it's true love.

Everyone in the world thinks this is an absurd paradox.

Until Su Mingqian meets Chen Shangxu.

It turns out this paradox is a truth designed just for him.

Note: Both leads are terrible people. Both are virgins. (P.S. I'll probably get smacked for labeling this a sweet romance, right? Even if I do, I'm still calling it one.)

An absolute melodrama.

Theme: In love, recognizing your own flaws can help you grow.