Inner Conflict
After I told Ming Hao about the method the school was really using to determine which class a flag belonged to, I explained the plan in detail, then parted ways after earning his agreement. Step one was already complete, gaining the class's united strength — and now, step two was also done. Step three, however, was about to commence — and it would probably be the hardest part of this whole plan, in all honesty.
Reason being, this step was out of my control. It was all up to Long Lu's charisma and leadership skills. If he could convince the class to wholeheartedly go through with this plan of mine, everything would flow smoothly from there. But alas… the chances of that happening are slim. They might accept it in the end, but they won't be that confident in it, thereby losing faith and devotion.