I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

The atmosphere at the audition scene has become tense as Zhang Ye's acting skills impress everyone, with some even comparing him to professional actors from the Beijing Film Academy. The crew is cautious in selecting a replacement actor for the role of "Shui Ge," requiring good acting skills and proficiency in martial arts. Zhang Ye's experience in physical altercations is mentioned, but the crew doubts his ability to perform martial arts moves required for the role. An unexpected scene unfolds as Zhang Ye makes a starting pose that no one recognizes, leaving the martial arts instructor and everyone else speechless. The instructor explains that it's not about actually exchanging blows, but rather having Zhang Ye mimic some movements to see if his physicality and actions are up to par. The discussion continues, with no clear solution in sight, until someone suggests finding a child martial arts star to play the role. The search for a suitable actor continues, with the assistant director deciding to have Zhang Ye try out some fist and foot movements. Zhang Ye's confidence and unexpected actions leave everyone in a mix of surprise and amusement. The martial arts instructor explains the true purpose of the test, leaving Zhang Ye and the audience wondering what will happen next. The audition is down to its final round, and the pressure is mounting. Zhang Ye's ability to perform martial arts moves will be put to the test, and the crew's decision will determine the fate of the movie. With time running out, the crew must find a solution quickly, and Zhang Ye's performance will be crucial in securing the role.

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