I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

At the mourning hall, a memorial service for Comrade Wei Jian Guo had begun, filled with repression and sobbing from the children and female comrades, including Lu. Zhang Ye felt guilty, thinking that if he had helped Wei during overtime, he might have been able to save him. The live broadcast of the service started, and the host described the scene, noting that Wei was highly respected and loved by many. Wei's daughter, Wei Ying, stepped forward and began to speak, thanking everyone for attending and expressing her mixed emotions about her father. She shared that her father had never bought her new clothes, attended her parent-teacher conferences, or helped her with tuition, instead helping other kids. Wei Ying appeared calm and collected, stating that she knew her father was a good person but not a good father. She then recited a poem, expressing her feelings and revealing a deep sense of emotion. The crowd, including the TV audience, was deeply moved, and many people cried. Zhang Ye's eyes were misty, reminded of a scene from a movie, but this was real and happening right in front of him. A father who didn't know whether he was good or not, and a daughter who was extremely good.

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