I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

A perfectly good gathering had turned sour. Chen Mo's calligraphy was impressive, but his character was lacking. He had written a poem that was perceived as belittling women, which had provoked the anger of the female calligraphers present. Despite Master Zhou's advice to apologize, Chen Mo refused to admit his mistake, instead trying to argue that his poem was genuinely written with no ulterior motives. The crowd furrowed their brows in disapproval, and even Wu Ze Qing, a renowned figure in her field, asked Chen Mo to apologize to the ladies. The tension in the room dissipated, but Chen Mo knew that this wasn't the end of the matter. He had made too many enemies, and his future was uncertain. Zhang Ye, a guest, criticized Chen Mo's poem, saying it was complete nonsense and that he didn't even know what Ci Poetry was.

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