I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

During a poetry gathering, Zhang Ye, a host from a literary radio station, is humiliated by Meng Dong Guo, the vice chairman of the writers' association. Meng Dong Guo questions the literary value of Zhang Ye's poems, specifically "The Flying Bird and the Fish" and "The Sea Swallow," claiming they lack spirit and are just empty shells. Zhang Ye's colleagues and listeners come to his defense, but Meng Dong Guo and a critic, Da Lei, continue to belittle Zhang Ye's work, suggesting that he is just an amateur enthusiast. The situation becomes tense, with many people watching the live broadcast, and Zhang Ye's program's ratings are expected to take a huge hit. Zhang Ye is forced to take action to defend himself.

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