Suppressing the urge to curse, Xiao Feng finally learned from Hua Ling about the basic situation of that young man dressed in a very hip-hop style.
The other party's name is Ma Digua.
When Xiao Feng heard this name, he almost burst out laughing. Ma Digua? Someone actually named Digua?
Hua Ling explained that "Di" refers to the flute that can be played, and "Gua" is from "Tingguagua."
Although this explanation still gives a playful impression.
But at least it didn't involve something like "Horse that's like seeing cattle and sheep when the wind blows the grass," which is completely unrelated.
Ma Digua's family is in agriculture, dealing with a wide variety of things like strawberries, tea leaves, and even medicinal herbs, with a considerable scale.
It might not rank in Kyoto, but when it comes to Jiangcheng, it's certainly considered a giant.
