I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye releases a poem, "Reciting the Divine Poem, Leaving Behind the Heavenly Maiden", which stirs up controversy and praise online. Many people struggle to understand the poem, while others appreciate its literary value. Experts provide translations and explanations, and the poem's message is revealed to be a defiant statement against authority. The poem's popularity causes Zhang Ye's ranking to rise, despite being blacklisted. A second poem, "A Poem: If Life Deceives You", is released, which is interpreted as a satire aimed at Tang Da Zhang, a rival celebrity who has been trying to surpass Zhang Ye in the rankings. The poems cause a stir in the celebrity world, with many people discussing and analyzing their meaning. Zhang Ye's fans praise his boldness and literary talent, while his detractors criticize his arrogance and refusal to conform. Despite the controversy, Zhang Ye's popularity continues to rise, and his ranking remains high. The poems are seen as a testament to Zhang Ye's skill and courage as a writer, and his ability to speak truth to power. The release of the poems also highlights the tension between Zhang Ye and Tang Da Zhang, who has been trying to surpass him in the rankings. The poems are seen as a way for Zhang Ye to assert his dominance and challenge his rivals. The outcome is a victory for Zhang Ye, who remains at the top of the rankings, while Tang Da Zhang is left struggling to catch up.

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