I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye left the theater after his poem, receiving attention and awe from the staff. They were unaware of the situation, but they knew he must be a big star. Zhang Ye was satisfied and relieved, having spoken his mind and stood up for himself. He didn't answer his phone, ignoring calls from leaders, colleagues, and unknown numbers. Zhang Ye went to a restaurant, watching the Golden Microphone Awards on TV. He returned to the Beijing Radio Station, where his colleagues were discussing the events of the day. Zhang Ye smiled and said he was eating lunch when they asked why he didn't answer his phone. Big Sis Zhou said winning the Golden Microphone Award would go down in history, and Zhang Ye's poem had left people speechless. Aunt Sun said Deputy Director Jia had fainted due to anger. Zhang Ye's eyes widened, and he asked how Jia was now. Big Sis Zhou replied that Jia was fine after being revived. News of Zhang Ye's return spread, and Zhao Guozhou took him to meet the station leadership. Zhang Ye pulled out a resignation letter, saying he didn't need to explain things and was leaving the station. Zhao Guozhou's face turned dark, and Zhang Ye sincerely said he didn't want to leave but was being forced out. Zhang Ye packed his belongings and said goodbye to his colleagues, thanking them for their help. Little Fang's eyes reddened, and Big Sis Zhou and Aunt Sun were reluctant to see him go. Zhang Ye smiled and said they would meet again. Zhao Guozhou handled the paperwork and accompanied Zhang Ye to his office. Zhang Ye said he would never forget Zhao's kindness and would help him if needed. Zhang Ye refused a farewell dinner, wanting to leave quickly and cleanly. The resignation procedures were completed, and Zhang Ye carried his belongings out of the unit, bumping into Jia Yan. Enemies met, and Zhang Ye glared at Jia, saying he would settle the score in the future. Jia Yan said Zhang Ye wouldn't have the chance to meet him again, but Zhang Ye said they would see about that. Zhang Ye took one last look at the unit building, his first workplace after graduation, and left quickly without looking back.

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