Alchemy Of Souls: Magical New Poster Revealed, Check it Out!

Alchemy Of Souls is an upcoming Korean fantasy historical drama written by the popular and talented writer sisters, The Hong sister comprised Hong Jung-eun and Hong Mi-ran. The drama is also known as Soul Marriage or Return. The drama tells the story of young magicians in a fictional town who deal with twisted fates.

The story is based in the fictional city of Daeho in which Lee Jae-wook plays the role of Jang Wook who is the son of a noble family Jang but has a scandalous secret about his birth. He meets Deok-yi played by Jung So-min, an elite warrior with a twisted fate who teaches Jang Wook the art of war. Hwang Min-hyun is also a son of a noble family named Seo Yool. He is good at everything- looks, intelligence and war skills. Last but not he least, Shin Seung-ho plays Go Won, the crown prince of Daeho who hopes to become a generous king one day.

Alchemy Of Souls
Still from Alchemy Of Souls

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Check Out New Alchemy Of Souls Poster

In the poster, Jung So-min can be seen with sparkling blue eyes and a hand around her face. The shining magical poster reads, “Recognized you at the first sight.” The Instagram caption translates to, “???? teaser poster released✨I see, I see…Mysterious blue traces in Muduk’s eyes????????I see you again…Each of the fun things in this drama????”

The upcoming historical Korean drama has a long list of cast members including Lee Jae-wook, Jung So-min, Hwang Min-hyun, Shin Seung-ho, Yoo Joon-sang, Oh Na-ra and more. The drama will premiere on tvN on June 18th 2022 at 9:10 PM every Saturday and Sunday. An episode will run rough for roughly 80 minutes. It will also be streaming on Netflix for selected regions.

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