I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

At the birthday banquet of Master Wei and Wu Ze Qing, Zhang Ye, a young poet and calligrapher, stunned the audience with his exceptional talents. He gave his top couplet to Su Na, whose father appreciated couplets. Master Zhou and Master Wei invited Zhang Ye to sit at the main table, but he declined, feeling unworthy. However, he was sought after by calligraphers who wanted his poems, as they had collection value. Chen Mo, a disciple of Master Wei, was displeased by Zhang Ye's success and decided to write a poem on the spot to give to Master Wei. Chen Mo's poem, a rare Music Bureau poem, impressed the audience but shocked them when they realized its content, which seemed to criticize women and imply that they should stay at home and support their husbands. The poem was seen as a mockery of Wu Ze Qing, a principal and one of the birthday celebrants. The atmosphere froze as Chen Mo finished writing, and the audience waited for a reaction.

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