"Doona!" is a K-Drama that deeply moved me. From the very beginning, it pulled me into a whirlwind of emotions I haven't felt in a long time while watching a series. The character of Doona, with whom I could personally relate, is one of the most important aspects of this production. It's rare to see a lead female character with such a complex personality – strong yet full of inner turmoil. With each episode, I understood her choices, pains, and joys more and more.

What I truly appreciated about "Doona!" is the way it portrays the world of K-pop idols from a less-known perspective. The series reminds us that life in the spotlight isn't always as glamorous as it seems. More and more stars in show business struggle with depression and other mental health issues, and "Doona!" shows this honestly and without sugar-coating. It's not just a story about love but also about the cost of fame, pressure, and loneliness.

The ending? Well, it didn't meet my expectations. Instead of satisfaction, it left me with a sense of emptiness and sadness. Perhaps because I grew so attached to the main characters, it was hard for me to accept how things turned out. Sometimes love isn't enough to overcome everything – and what "Doona!" reveals hurts but also fascinates.

I understand why this drama might not appeal to everyone. I, too, had mixed feelings while watching, but for me, it was worth it. It's a story that stays with you for a long time, even though it consists of only a few episodes. It’s short yet intense, and although I feel sad that it ended so quickly, I know it left a lasting impression on me.