I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye received a call from Dong Shan Shan, who informed him that a video had been leaked online, revealing evidence of Li Tao's sabotage against their show. The broadcasting authority was investigating Li Tao, and it was possible that their show would be back on the air soon. Zhang Ye already knew about the video and had posted about it on his microblog. Dong Shan Shan warned Zhang Ye to be more discreet, but Zhang Ye was not fazed, as he believed Li Tao deserved to be exposed. The leaders had given the word to reinstate Zhang Ye once his broadcasting privileges were restored. Zhang Ye went to Weiwo Company to meet with Wang Xiong, who informed him that the investigation results would be announced soon. Zhang Ye watched the live broadcast from Shanghai Guangdian, which revealed that Kevin-Mitnick was the hacker responsible for the incident and was working with Li Tao. However, this was not what Zhang Ye had been expecting, as he had hoped to be cleared of any wrongdoing. The broadcasting authorities announced that several shows, including Zhang Ye's, would be rebroadcast, and Li Tao was removed from his position. However, Zhang Ye's hosting qualification was suspended for 15 days, which was a penalty he did not expect. Zhang Ye and his colleagues were stunned by the decision, and Zhang Ye felt that the broadcasting authority was trying to intimidate him.

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