The wicked imperial concubine is courting death again; the comments section teaches her how to win w

(Rating just released, will rise) [Ancient Chinese Romance + Emperor's Beloved Concubine + Both Characters are Clean + Commentary-Driven Satisfaction + Scumbag Revenge]
Qi Yitang, the daughter of the Grand Tutor, was born with a beautiful face and lived a smooth and successful life.
However, in the year of the arranged marriage, she was forcibly taken and became the concubine of the villainous emperor.
The childhood sweetheart said with deep affection, "Tang'er, just bear with it a little longer. When I ascend the throne, I will definitely make you my empress."
She believed her childhood sweetheart's words and planned to poison the emperor.
However, rows of golden bullet comments floated before my eyes—
"What a stupid female supporting character! The male lead and female lead have been together for a long time. She was just trying to trick you into going to your death!"
"In the original story, she failed to poison him and was imprisoned by the villain. Hehehe, her descent into darkness is imminent. I'm rubbing my hands together in anticipation."
"I'm speechless at her love-struck madness! The emperor had a crush on her for over ten years, offered her the empress's position but refused, insisting on being her mistress!"
Qi Yitang: "..."
Am I the idiot?
*****
Qi Yitang awakens to the fact that she is actually a villainous female supporting character in a storybook.
Because of her infatuation with the male lead, she was tricked into poisoning the villainous emperor, which led to her eldest brother being falsely accused of treason, her second brother being falsely accused of embezzling salt taxes, her third brother having half his head chopped off by bandits, and her fourth brother contracting syphilis...
The male protagonist became an emperor for all time by stepping over the corpses of her entire family!
That bastard wants to use me as a stepping stone, ha!
Qi Yitang switched the poison with an aphrodisiac and poured it into the emperor's mouth.
Since the comments say she's a villainous supporting character, why not go all the way and be "villainous"?
*****
Xie Ling knew that Qi Yitang had no true feelings for him, but his youthful obsession haunted him for life, and he insisted on forcing her to marry him.
Later, Xie Ling stated—
Whether a melon is sweet or not, you only know after you taste it yourself.