The Lone Wolf's Bride~On Our Wedding Day, My Husband Who Said "I Cannot Love You" Is Acting Strange
Felicia, a mage, is sent to marry Arnold, a wolf beastman, to secure a fragile peace treaty between their long-warring peoples. She is sent with her magical power sealed by a collar—a symbol of her people's power. Arnold coldly declares, "I cannot love you," expecting a purely political union. Despite this, as Felicia gets to know the taciturn but gentle beastman, she finds herself increasingly drawn to him.
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neat gem of a story that knows to focus on its worldbuilding-- even the "human" country has its own unique practices built from the assumption of everyone having magic to use in daily life
like another commenter has mentioned, romance is not really the draw for this series, instead it's the cultural exchange that's most compelling
I super don't care if these two fall in love (they probably will, I just don't care). Everyone is going around cheerfully learning about other cultures, and that's fantastic in both senses of the word.