I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

The poem recited by the young man in sunglasses, Zhang Ye, had left everyone in shock. It was the fourth piece of the "Five Departures," a work by Yuan Zhen, and its first sentence was a famous phrase that was well-known in Zhang Ye's world. After the first round, Master Zhou declared Zhang Ye the winner. The second round began with the topic 'Hou Ting Hua' (Rear Garden Flower). Wu Ze Qing started writing in regular script, but Master Feng quickly stepped forward, writing in cursive script and finishing the same poem before Wu Ze Qing. According to the rules, Wu Ze Qing's calligraphy couldn't be used since Master Feng finished first. Zhang Ye then jumped up, snatched the brush, and started writing on the rice paper without saying a word. He completed the poem in just half a minute using Wang Xi Zhi's Caoshu, a difficult and elegant script. After finishing, he recited the poem, incorporating "The Beauty of Qinhuai" in a clever way, leaving everyone stunned and Mister Feng's face turned green.

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