• Toxin is an unofficial delay tool card. Once used, it behaves like other delay tools and requires a judgment to resolve its effects.

• "Cure" functions identically to Hua Tuo’s "First Aid," allowing Ji Ping to heal himself or allies using black hand cards as Peach.

• "Refined Medicine" works the same as the Silver Helmet equipment card, reducing all damage Ji Ping receives to a single unit, regardless of the source or magnitude.

• With "Cure," Ji Ping can consistently provide healing during critical moments, keeping himself and allies alive.

• "Refined Medicine" ensures Ji Ping’s survivability, making him resilient against large attacks or powerful abilities.

• "Poisoning" allows Ji Ping to utilize otherwise situational cards to create delay tools, providing control options against enemies.

• Ji Ping’s abilities rely heavily on having specific types of cards in hand, particularly black cards for healing and spades for Toxin.

• While he excels at healing and defense, Ji Ping lacks strong offensive capabilities, requiring him to rely on allies for damage output.

• Ji Ping’s utility is most impactful in team settings, as his abilities are designed to support and protect others rather than secure victories alone.

• Control Characters:
  Ji Ping pairs well with characters like Sima Yi and Zhang Jiao, who can manipulate judgments or disrupt enemies. His Toxin cards add to the team's control capabilities.

• Healing Synergy:
  Hua Tuo and Sun Shangxiang complement Ji Ping by adding more healing options and ensuring team durability, enhancing the group’s survivability.

• Damage Absorption:
  Characters like Sun Jian and Zhang Chunhua, who work best at low health, benefit from Ji Ping’s resilience and healing support, allowing them to focus on offense while he mitigates damage.

King

• • As King, Ji Ping can sustain himself with "Cure" and "Refined Medicine," though his lack of offensive abilities makes him a defensive ruler.

Loyalist

• • Ji Ping excels as a Loyalist, protecting the King and providing healing to keep the team in the fight.

Rebel

• • His healing and defensive capabilities make him a unique Rebel, capable of sustaining his team while chipping away at the King’s forces.

Spy

• • Ji Ping’s resilience and support skills allow him to maintain balance and manipulate outcomes, making him a strong Spy option.

Ji Ping is a defensive support character, excelling at keeping himself and his team alive through healing and damage mitigation. His unique ability to convert cards into Toxin and Peach gives him flexibility, though he lacks offensive power. Ji Ping thrives in roles where his survivability and support can shine, making him a valuable ally and a frustrating opponent.

Ji Ping is a minor but memorable character in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, where his role as an imperial physician is intertwined with a failed conspiracy to overthrow Cao Cao. In the novel, Ji Ping becomes involved in a secret plot masterminded by Dong Cheng, Liu Bei, and others. The group conspires to assassinate Cao Cao.

Ji Ping plays a crucial role in the plot due to his position as Cao Cao's personal physician. Cao Cao, suffering from chronic headaches, regularly relies on Ji Ping for treatment. Using this access, Ji Ping plans to poison Cao Cao's medicine. The plan unravels when Dong Cheng's servant, Qin Qingtong, betrays them, reporting the conspiracy to Cao Cao.

When Ji Ping arrives to administer the poisoned medicine, he is arrested. Under brutal torture, Ji Ping refuses to confess, but the betrayal and evidence against him ultimately lead to the exposure of the entire plot. Ji Ping's unyielding loyalty to the cause is underscored by his refusal to implicate others, even as he faces unbearable pain. Despite his resilience, the conspiracy collapses. Dong Cheng, Ji Ping, and their co-conspirators are executed alongside their families, and the assassination attempt becomes another example of Cao Cao's ruthless suppression of dissent.

Ji Ping’s abilities in Sanguosha reflect his dual role as both a healer and a would-be assassin. "Poisoning" symbolizes his attempt to discreetly use his position as a doctor to eliminate Cao Cao, while "Cure" highlights his skill in medicine. "Refined Medicine" mirrors his resilience under torture, representing his steadfast determination even in the face of overwhelming odds.