I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye received a call from his elder sister, informing him that the broadcasting authority had lifted his ban. He immediately checked online and felt elated. His family was overjoyed, and his mom suggested inviting Director Wu, who had helped him, over for dinner. Zhang Ye received a call from Li Mei of Dongfang Publishing House, expressing interest in collaborating with him. He agreed to meet with her the next day. Zhang Ye received multiple calls from publishing houses, including Hu Nan Publishing House, all interested in publishing his novel "Wu Kong". He also received messages from publishing houses through private chats on Weibo and Tianya, offering to buy the rights to his other works. However, Zhang Ye was cautious due to his past experiences with publishing houses, particularly Beijing Education Press, which had demanded compensation from him. The chief editor, Zhang Kui, called Zhang Ye, attempting to make amends and proposing to continue their cooperation. Zhang Kui claimed that the liquidated damages were just a formality and offered to return the copyright of "Ghost Blows Out the Light" to Zhang Ye.

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