Hesitation

It was still an indoor playground, and the exercise was still going on, but it was already the second day.

Unlike when Uraraka Shige escaped, when he had to deliberately wait for the right opportunity, waiting for a 'competition' to attract the attention of the 'officials' in order to increase the success rate of the plan before he could start taking action.

Qu Zhi's "escape" plan was only just announced yesterday with the assistance of Uraraka Shige, but it is already officially underway today.

Because Qu Zhi involves actively creating opportunities, rather than passively waiting for the right moment.

One is proactive, the other passive; the difference is self-evident, and the superiority or inferiority of one is obvious without needing to be listed in detail.

Moreover, this plan by Qu Zhi is much larger in scale than the one Uraraka Shige when he first escaped.

Qu Zhi's plan was to first orchestrate a 'riot,' then use this 'riot' to attract the attention of the 'officials' within the Discipline Prison, and finally seize the opportunity to escape, thus achieving his goal.

The 'riot' was scheduled to begin during the short lunch break after lunch.

Because at this time, people have just eaten and drunk their fill, and unlike the detainees who can rest, the guards and patrolmen still need to continue working, so they are often quite tired. Therefore, from this perspective alone, the possibility of successfully launching a 'riot' is relatively high, and it is more likely to reach a certain scale before the guards and patrolmen discover and stop it in time, and then grow bigger and bigger like a snowball.

After all, drowsiness can lead to negligence and carelessness.

Similarly, while those under supervision may feel tired, they are actually full of energy after having eaten. If they cannot get timely sleep and rest, given that the environment of Discipline Prison already affects their mood, they will almost certainly become irritable.

Irritability is very similar to irritability, and coupled with the energy and strength restored from just having eaten... it can be said that from this perspective, it can further increase the possibility of successfully launching a 'riot'.

In addition, with the arrangements made by Qu Zhi within the 'Snake Group,' the rumors spread in secret, and other schemes and calculations, this 'riot' would almost certainly succeed.

Once the 'riot' was successfully launched, it was time for Uraraka Shige and Qu Zhi to officially begin their operations.

Of course, the success rate of this so-called 'riot' is not truly 100%. "Almost certain" is still two words more than "certain," and there are many more possibilities.

However, it doesn't matter if the 'riot' fails. After all, the reason why Qu Zhi planned this 'riot' was only to distract the 'officials' and guards and patrol personnel in this Discipline Prison. As long as it has this effect, Qu Zhi and Uraraka Shige will continue to act.

Even if the 'riot' fails and fails to attract the attention of the 'officials' and guards, it doesn't matter, because this 'riot' is actually just a plan on the surface. In secret, Qu Zhi has also prepared several backup measures in case of unforeseen circumstances.

He even prepared a elaborate scheme, seemingly real yet deceptive, to cover up his and Uraraka Shige's escape plan with another 'escape'.

It can be said that they used one's own plum to replace their own peach.

The morning passed quickly, and it was lunchtime.

Qu Zhi's plan was about to begin, and Uraraka Shige would soon need to help Qu Zhi escape from this Discipline Prison... But to be honest, at this moment he suddenly felt a little hesitant and regretful.

Because Uraraka Shige remembered something she hadn't noticed before.

... He had previously escaped from this Discipline Prison and was punished for violating its rules and Discipline Prison.

Now that the punishment is over, he should behave himself and stop breaking the rules.

But what if he breaks these rules again at this point?

He will undoubtedly receive a much harsher punishment.

Moreover, if he simply escaped on his own, then no matter what is said, it is still just his own business. Although it also represents a violation and trampling on the dignity, rules, and even bottom line of this Discipline Prison, in the end it is still just his own business, and can still be explained as an isolated case.

But if he actually helps Qu Zhi escape, then...

After all, some people believe that once it happens, it will happen again and again.

If he did escape, it means that he, as an individual, has utterly trampled on the dignity and bottom line of this Discipline Prison.

If he returns after that and escapes again, it means that he has thoroughly trampled on the dignity and bottom line of this Discipline Prison, knocked it down, and trampled it again.

However, if he escapes and then returns, but instead of escaping himself, he helps others escape... then it means that he has ruthlessly trampled on the dignity and bottom line of this Discipline Prison, and then brought others back, allowing them to ruthlessly trample on the dignity and bottom line of this Discipline Prison once again.

If this description isn't vivid enough or difficult to understand, then let me give a more apt analogy.

This is similar to the situation in ancient times, where a young virgin was taken advantage of by a lecherous thief. Although she was no longer a virgin, she was still able to find a decent, honest family to marry into.

But what if, after this lecherous woman succeeded, he not only continued to target the young woman in the family, but also brought along a group of other lecherous women he knew...?

Okay... I came to the supermarket... I thought this place had good quality and low prices, so I called my friends to come and get some for free... cough, let's browse around one more time...

Is this even possible?!

This is absolutely outrageous!

It's like someone orders hot pot, and while they're in the bathroom, you eat the hot pot. If that's all, some magnanimous people might forgive you.

But if Uraraka Shige really helps Qu Zhi escape, it's like this person ordering hot pot, going to the toilet, and then not only eating the whole thing themselves, but also bringing a bunch of their cronies to finish it all, leaving only the broth...

Honestly, this is just too much...

If it were someone with a short temper, they would call a hundred or so of their buddies over this, and they would just treat you like a lamb to the slaughter.