I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye woke up to a phone call from Pan Yang, the head of the Mathematics Department at Peking University, who was unhappy about the trouble Zhang Ye had caused with the math questions he wrote. Zhang Ye feigned ignorance, but Pan Yang wasn't convinced. After the call, Zhang Ye found his family already up and watching the news, which showed students crying over the difficult math questions. Zhang Ye's mom scolded him for causing trouble, while his dad chuckled. Online, netizens continued to criticize Zhang Ye for the questions, but some defended him. The Beijing Admissions Office was worried about the low scores and the public backlash. They had chosen Zhang Ye for the job because of his ability to withstand criticism. The office director and staff members were concerned that the scores might be too low, and the first-tier university line might not even reach 480 points. Zhang Ye's behavior had sparked a heated debate, with some people praising his mental toughness and others criticizing him for his lack of integrity. The admissions office had underestimated Zhang Ye, but they won't underestimate him again. The online criticism continued, with some people joining the "Zhang Ye Anti-Fan Organization." However, some netizens defended Zhang Ye, saying that he was just doing his job and that the questions were solvable. Zhang Ye's attitude was to ignore the criticism, which made some people wonder how he could withstand the pressure. The Beijing Admissions Office had chosen Zhang Ye because of his thick skin, but even they didn't expect the questions to be so difficult.

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