I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye had been recognized at a gathering of calligraphy masters and artists. His true identity was revealed, and everyone was astonished. Chen Mo, who had been competing with Zhang Ye, was shocked and felt humiliated for not recognizing him earlier. The scene erupted in discussions and murmurs, with people expressing their admiration for Zhang Ye's exceptional literary skills. Master Zhou and others acknowledged Zhang Ye's talents, saying that he was a professional in literature and a master in his field. Wu Ze Qing, who had invited Zhang Ye to the gathering, was praised for his bold move. However, Mr. Feng, an old calligrapher, felt offended and demanded that Zhang Ye hand over his copy of the "Magnolia Poem" as a gift. Zhang Ye explained that the poem was a birthday gift for Principal Wu and offered to write another one for Mr. Feng instead. However, Mr. Feng insisted on having the original, claiming that it had collector's value. In the end, Wu Ze Qing refused to give up the poem, and Mr. Feng left the gathering upset. The "Magnolia Poem" was praised for its exceptional literary value, storytelling, and language. It was considered a precious work of art, and Zhang Ye's writing skills were admired by all. Despite some initial tension, the gathering ended with Zhang Ye being celebrated for his talents, and the attendees feeling honored to have met him.

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