Marriage First, Love Later, the Young Marquis and Her Female General

Dual female protagonists + women disguised as men + ostracism + secondary cp + marriage first, love later yyds) In the twenty-eighth year of Yuanshou, Taiwei Ning, who had been on an expedition for more than twenty years, finally returned victoriously and returned to the capital. Also returning to the capital with him was his only daughter who was born and grew up outside the Great Wall. However, Lieutenant Ning had already reached the top of the military attachés and had made such great achievements that he could not be awarded any titles. The emperor gave all the rewards to his daughter - Ning Yezi, who followed her father into the battlefield at a young age and is now a general and tiger daughter with great achievements in battle. In addition to the official title, the emperor also issued an imperial edict to marry Ning Yezi to the only royal relative of the right age - Guangling Hou Yi Qingchen. As soon as the imperial edict arrived, the Guangling Marquis Mansion was immediately in chaos, because Yi Qingchen, who had just inherited the title, was actually incompetent... And Ning Yezi was unwilling to accept this marriage. But it was difficult to disobey the emperor's order, and the two had no choice but to get married according to the order. When the two met for the first time, they were at loggerheads and started fighting. After their marriage, they became even more furious and disliked each other. However, as they got along day after day, the two fell in love with each other unknowingly... It didn't seem like it took long to go from feeling tired of each other to being happy with each other... --- The first time the two met, Ning Yezi pushed Yi Qingchen to the ground and asked her loudly in public: "Are you convinced?!" One day later, it was finally Yi Qingchen's turn to take revenge. As for the way of revenge... … (The protagonist is undoubtedly a girl!!!) (The protagonist's name has nothing to do with the author, it just happens to be a homophone!)