Is the man who divorced his wife—whose appearance never touched his heart, whom he never loved, and whom he remained unable to accept for five months—before consummating the marriage, considered to have wronged her?

There is no harm in divorcing one's wife if it is because the husband is not pleased with her, for divorce is permissible when there is a need, and the husband is not wronging her. The husband should not have married her in the first place if she did not please him, because marriage is a lifelong contract, and one should be cautious in it.