>>58844
It's fine but like >>58848 says it is way more impactful when a character is developed and made likable. For me, corruption and destruction are a huge part for my interest in guro/ryona and a story that can make me feel attached to an innocent girl who ends up slowly violated/corrupted without any moral repercussions to the perpetrator is the reason I like it. It guess it gives a kind of shocking feeling of loss, like watching someone burn a briefcase of money or flush jewelry down the toilet but for some reason it excites me too.

Guro and ryona without any context to me is pretty boring.