This Alchemy of Souls Meme is the State of Mind of Every Kdrama Fan!

Alchemy of Souls (환혼) is a 2022 Korean fantasy drama that is set in the imaginary world of Daeho. The story revolves around young magicians who are to carry the burden of the past. Starring Lee Jae-wook, Jung So-min, and Hwang Min-hyun, the show premiered on tvN on Jun 18, 2022. This 20 episodes series is already gaining the attention and love of viewers and social media is the proof.

The Korean drama has released 4 out of 20 episodes and the plot has already intrigued many viewers. The drama is definitely not slow-paced and its speed is one of the things we love about the show! The drama has covered the back stories of the characters and it was during the fourth episode when we see the actual start of our protagonist’s journey.

The series has already garnered fans with its plot line but what is gathering new fans is something else – Memes! Earlier today, the Instagram account of The Swoon Netflix released a meme that has precisely caught the state our minds are in today. I mean, it is Monday again and who doesn’t know what Mondays can do to us. This very relatable meme cannot be overlooked so we’ve brought it for you right here!

Check Out The Alchemy of Souls Meme That We All Relate To!

If the “This is Fine” meme had an Alchemy of Souls version then it has to be this scene where the character Jang Kang performs the alchemy of souls which became the root of the plotline. This scene is not a happy one, just like the meme it is compared to, and just like Mondays!

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Check out these memes from Twitter about Alchemy of Souls

The Korean series is still ongoing and there is a lot more to look forward to!

Watch Alchemy of Souls on Netflix.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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