Wei Zi Ji Xiaolan is not qualified.

There were many dynasties in ancient China, and each dynasty left an indelible mark on history. In the dynasty that valued literature over martial arts, the status of literati was relatively high, but some literati were not reused. Despite their profound knowledge, they will not have a good result. For example, Ji Xiaolan of the Qing Dynasty believed that everyone admired his wit in TV dramas. However, in the real history, Ji Xiaolan did not get the reuse of Qianlong, let alone become an important minister and minion. Ji Xiaolan has not been reused by Qianlong, which is related to his appearance and practical business ability.

First, Ji Xiaolan's appearance can't be recognized by Qianlong. Qianlong has a high demand for the appearance of the officials around him, which is also a kind of strict control. When we watched TV series, Ji Xiaolan had iron teeth and copper teeth, and he was very graceful. The monarch admired him very much. But in history, Emperor Qianlong didn't often summon him or even want to see him. Historically, Ji Xiaolan was plain and short-sighted, just like an ordinary scholar. Coupled with Ji Xiaolan stuttering, speak not neatly, it is more difficult to get the reuse of Ganlong.

Second, Ji Xiaolan's business ability is poor, and only writing books in Ji Xiaolan can satisfy Qianlong. Ji Xiaolan's knowledge can also be recognized through his continuous choices in the imperial examinations. He is knowledgeable, but when he really handles a case, it is surprising. Ji Xiaolan used to be the left capital of Douchayuan, but his handling ability was very weak. Gan Long also directly said that he was a Confucian scholar and that he was a prostitute.

Ji Xiaolan later served as an examiner, and did not participate in the political discussion of the imperial court, but also participated in the revision of books, which was quite successful. Ji Xiaolan's life was not smooth sailing; he was once relegated. Therefore, Ji Xiaolan's failure to be reused also reflects some problems in the imperial examination system, and a person's ability can only be improved through continuous practice.