I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye proposed a new program, 'The Voice,' where contestants are judged solely on their voice, without the judges seeing them. His colleagues are skeptical, but Zhang Ye is confident that this approach will subvert traditional singing talent shows. The program team discusses the idea, with some thinking it's innovative but too extreme. Zhang Ye's plan is then reviewed by a team of experienced program planners, who are also divided on its potential success. Despite doubts, Jiang Yuan decides to approve the program, 'The Republic's Good Voice,' but sets a condition that the average viewing rate must reach 0.8%. Zhang Ye agrees and promises to deliver. The program team begins preparation, but Zhang Ye is unhappy with the initial funding of 20 million yuan, which he thinks is insufficient.

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