Eyewitness

Servant Fu was a middle-aged man. His name was weird, but he hadn't had a choice. Back when he had been sold to Golden Roc Castle, the steward had named the servants with characters from the Thousand Character Classic(1. Thousand Character Classic is a Chinese poem used as a primer for teaching Chinese characters to children from the sixth century onward) in the order that those characters appeared in in the book. When it was his turn, the character that was supposed to assigned to him was "Fu"(2. Fu in Chinese means women). Servant Fu, who hadn't been able to speak the Central Plains Chinese yet at that time, had dociley accepted his new name, mistaking the laughs of those around him as a nice gesture.

After he learned Central Plains Chinese and realized what kind of place Golden Roc Castle was, he had even less courage to request a new name.