Alchemy of Souls Season 2 Episode 6 Reactions: Fans Left Speechless by Jang UK and Scared by an Upcoming Wedding

Alchemy of Souls season 2 episode 6 brings a rollercoaster of emotions for fans as they are left awestruck by Jang Uk, while Seo Yul melts their hearts and an upcoming wedding scares them. Directed by Park Joon-hwa and starring Lee Jae-wook, Go Yoon-jung, Hwang Min-hyun, Shin Seung-ho, Yoo Jun-sang, Oh Na-ra and Jo Jae-yoon, alongside other cast members, the sequel premiered on tvN on December 10, 2022.

Episode 6 has made it clear that we soon approaching the end of the much-awaited sequel as the story is ready for the big climax for the mages of Daeho. Having gone through a rollercoaster of emotions with this episode, we can say that the excitement for the finale is growing and the reluctance to say goodbye has already begun.

To begin with, Jang Uk has really wowed us all with his performance today as he showed the emotions of anger, guilt and loss altogether and in a way that is so beautiful that we are just unable to get over it. Being unable to protect the one person he promised to protect, he is able to revive only to be given the responsibility to protect the world and the burden of his birth.

While he has shown us these emotions so beautifully, Seo Yul on the other hand has our hearts melted while we are also left worrying about him at the end of this episode. Meanwhile, Bu-yeon once again steals our hearts with her comic scenes and a preview that has us all excited. And Go Won has us all looking forward to what more will our beloved crown prince bring for us all.

On the other hand, fans are seeing some premonitions appearing throughout the episode that has us all scared because with another wedding arriving, it looks like another tragedy is set to hit Daeho. And it seems like we are surely not going to like what is coming because this includes of our favourite couples- Park Jin and Kim Do-ju.

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Altogether, this episode has left us all with mixed emotions and as we struggle to put up a word for what we are all feeling right now, here are some tweets from the fans who have watched episode 6.

#leejaewook delivers an Oscar-worthy performance! Jang Uk learns that as the result of his birth Yeong’s father died and she became an assassin. It completely tears him apart, the guilt he feels is killing him. #AlchemyOfSoulsS2 #AlchemyOfSouls2Ep6

“Go Won is such a rare character in kdramaland, a fascinating mix of greed, jealousy, ambition, kindness, intelligence and goodness; all those conflicting emotions keep warring inside him and it’s interesting to watch him make his choice. #AlchemyOfSoulsS2 #AlchemyOfSouls2Ep6

Alchemy of Souls Season 2 Episode 6 Reactions

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What did you think about this episode? Let us know in the comments below!

Watch Alchemy of Souls season 2 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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