I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye, the director of the singing competition show "The Republic's Good Voice," is holding auditions. He has a unique evaluation criteria that emphasizes distinctiveness and emotional investment, rather than just singing skills and stage experience. This leads to conflicts with the other judges and music consultants, who cannot understand why he is rejecting contestants who they think are talented. Despite their disagreements, Zhang Ye remains assertive and insists on following his own vision for the show. He rejects several contestants, including Hu Liang Yi, who is a graduate of a music academy and has polished his skills through years of experience. The auditions continue, and Zhang Ye becomes increasingly disappointed that he has not found a single contestant who meets his requirements. The scene ends with the introduction of a new contestant, Qian Ping Fan, who surprises everyone by being a young man despite having a feminine name.

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