I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye posts a poem on Weibo, stirring up trouble and scolding those who fawn and flatter. The poem, "Miscellaneous Works", is a nuclear-level attack that leaves his critics speechless. Despite being in the eye of the storm, Zhang Ye's fans are over the moon with joy. Those who had defended Li Tao and the SARFT's decision are now regretting their actions, realizing they underestimated Zhang Ye's literary talent. The poem is a classic, and Zhang Ye's fighting power in stirring up trouble and scolding people has made a name for itself. The entertainment industry now knows that Zhang Ye is not to be trifled with. Zhang Ye's actions tell many people that he has a clear conscience and hasn't done anything wrong. He hasn't provoked them, and they shouldn't have provoked him. If someone thinks they can out-insult him, they're welcome to try. Zhang Ye is no longer afraid of offending people and feels carefree and unrestrained without the burden of work. He is a free spirit who fears no one.

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