I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye's evening gala closing speech at Peking University had a huge impact on the students, inspiring and motivating them. However, it also caused trouble, with some university leaders and professors criticizing his words as disrespectful to elders. Vice President Wu Ze Qing defended Zhang Ye, saying there was nothing wrong with the speech. The university leaders discussed how to handle the situation, knowing the consequences of their actions could be far-reaching. Zhang Ye was oblivious to the storm brewing and had spoken from his heart, inspiring the students. Meanwhile, a group of professors, led by Yan Jian Tao, complained to the vice principals about Zhang Ye's speech, demanding severe punishment. Zhang Ye was informed about the complaint and felt prepared to face the consequences. He had expected a backlash, knowing his words were risky. Despite his nonchalant attitude, Zhang Ye had grown fond of his time at the university and was determined to fight for his place. When Zhang Ye arrived at the meeting with the professors, he was met with criticism and anger. Yan Jian Tao demanded to know what Zhang Ye meant by his closing remarks, to which Zhang Ye pretended to be unaware of what they were referring to.

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