I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye's handwriting amazed everyone, including professors and young female teachers, who praised its elegance and uniqueness. The characters formed a poem that was just beginning, and its topic was still unclear. As people focused on the poem, they were surprised by Zhang Ye's exceptional calligraphy skills, which were compared to those of the renowned calligrapher Saint King. The poem, "Longing for My Wife," described the husband's thoughts and feelings for his wife, evoking both sadness and beauty. The crowd was full of praise, with some considering Zhang Ye's poem to be better than Professor Liao's. The judges' opinions were divided, with one preferring Zhang Ye's poem and another favoring Professor Liao's. The third judge suggested a tie, which was accepted by the participants. Despite the tie, Liao Qi felt that his poem had rivaled Zhang Ye's, and he was satisfied with his performance. Zhang Ye, on the other hand, seemed relaxed and unbothered by the outcome, enjoying his food and drink.

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