I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye was a talented writer who impressed everyone at the publishing house with his poem "To live like a summer flower, to die like an autumn leaf". This poem was originally written by Indian poet Tagore, but Zhang Ye's use of it as a preface for his anthology was well-received. The poem's theme of living with greatness and dying with glory resonated with Zhang Ye's own personality and ideals. As the publishing house worked on printing his collection, Zhang Ye received a call from Editor-in-Chief Zhang Lu, who informed him that the first batch was already printed. However, just as Zhang Ye was expecting Zhang Lu's visit, a mysterious figure appeared at his doorstep - it was Zhang Yuan Qi, a superstar who had sneaked away from her premiere ceremony to visit him. Zhang Ye was familiar with Zhang Yuan Qi's antics and helped her with a bottle of water and paying the taxi fare. The taxi driver, recognizing Zhang Ye as the writer who went bankrupt to save his fan, refused to take the fare. This act of kindness touched Zhang Ye's heart, and he felt a sense of warmth and gratitude.

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