I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye conducted his classes as usual, and the students were becoming increasingly hooked. Due to strong demands, the Peking University administration approved Zhang Ye to open his public class again, but with some adjustments. The class was moved to evening to avoid conflicts with regular classes, and it was held in a small auditorium with about a thousand seats. Every evening, Zhang Ye's public class was packed, with many students queuing to get in. The last class of the semester arrived, and the small auditorium was packed with people, including experts, social figures, and university personnel. Zhang Ye assigned homework with a tight deadline, causing complaints from students. He offered an alternative of an oral exam, but the students declined, fearing his sharp tongue and debating skills. The class ended with Zhang Ye expressing gratitude to the students and the Chinese department leaders for trusting him. He felt happy and emotional, looking forward to teaching the students again in the future. The students applauded and stood up, showing their appreciation for Zhang Ye.

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