I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye was praised by his colleagues for his hard work, but Yan Jian Tao, a senior professor, interrupted and downplayed Zhang Ye's contributions. Zhang Ye felt disrespected and wondered why Yan Jian Tao couldn't bear to see him gain recognition. Yan Jian Tao's words had an impact on some of the teachers, making them slightly distant from Zhang Ye. Zhang Ye was later summoned by Principal Wu, who asked for his opinion on her calligraphy for a national Chinese New Year gala. Zhang Ye was amazed by the principal's calligraphy skills, which were far superior to his own. He felt humble and didn't dare to claim to be an expert in front of the principal. The principal, Wu Ze Qing, trusted Zhang Ye's judgment and asked for his help in choosing the best piece of calligraphy.

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