I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye and Wu Ze Qing's team were competing in a calligraphy competition against Master Wei's team. Zhang Ye's exceptional skills caused unrest among the opposing team, with some calligraphers questioning how a young man could be so skilled. Despite this, Wu Ze Qing encouraged Zhang Ye to win, stating that in art, there was no need to be polite. The competition consisted of multiple rounds, with each round featuring a different topic. Zhang Ye consistently impressed the audience with his poems, including "A Spring Flower, Autumn Moon, When Will It End?" and "The Elegant Zither". His opponents struggled to keep up, with one renowned calligrapher, Yu, admitting defeat. The outcome of the competition was still uncertain, but Zhang Ye's skills had left a lasting impression on the audience. The competition continued, with Zhang Ye and the young man from Master Wei's team competing in the sixth round, with the topic of "Kiyomi".

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