I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye gave a speech that overturned people's understanding, making many chew and ponder over his points. A male teacher from the Economics Management department was curious about Zhang Ye's sudden emergence, noting that he had a reputation in Beijing and high literary attainment. The teacher observed that Zhang Ye spoke effortlessly without notes, having thoroughly grasped 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. A female teacher nodded, acknowledging the novelty of Zhang Ye's speech, but also expressed reservations. A young teacher found it impressive, given that Redologists had researched 'Dream of the Red Chamber' for decades without making progress. The students were murmuring to each other, impressed by Zhang Ye's lecture and unique perspective. Many people started to take Zhang Ye seriously, acknowledging that his research and analysis had reached a high level. Even the professors were impressed, with Professor Yan thinking that Zhang Ye's lecture was impressive and Department Head Chang Kai Ge admitting that Zhang Ye's approach was unique. A student, Song Xue, raised questions, pointing out that Zhang Ye's discovery didn't necessarily prove anything and that Zhi Yan Zhai's annotations could have been written before the novel was completed. Professor Zeng nodded, impressed with Song Xue's sharpness. However, Zhang Ye was not concerned, smiling and saying that he was happy because Song Xue's views would lead to a breakthrough in the discussion.

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