I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye stood up to head to the competition area, having no knowledge of the poetry and literature of this world. Meanwhile, a young man wearing sunglasses, Wu Ze Qing's teammate, surprised everyone by participating in the competition. Teacher Wang found it amusing but also infuriating. The young man began to write, his hand moving swiftly and confidently. Zhang Ye smiled and said he would have his turn soon enough. Master Zhou's eyes were somewhat dim, and others were unenthusiastic, thinking the young man was just a placeholder. Zhang Ye held a brush and began to ink it, but his movements were clumsy. However, when he started writing, many people stopped talking, stunned by his calligraphy. The character "Zeng" was written in a semi-cursive script, not exactly standard, but somewhat special. Su's father's eyes lit up, and Master Zhou couldn't help but exclaim "good character" in his heart. Even the family members of the calligraphers were amazed. Zhang Ye's calligraphy skills were a result of eating experience, without gradual practice or personal understanding. He imitated Wang Xi Zhi's style, a combination of running and regular script. Although imperfect, it was enough to shock the world. Teacher Wang's face was serious, and Su Na was excitedly jumping up and down. The crowd was in an uproar, and the atmosphere was electric. Zhang Ye finished the third character "Cang," and the people around him were amazed but also suspicious. "Zhen"? "Jing"? "Cang"? What kind of opening sentence was this? Nobody recognized the poem. Master Zhou was puzzled, thinking it might be a poem from an unknown literary collection.

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