Alchemy of Souls: 4 Romantic Moments That Make Us Wish for More!

Alchemy of Souls may be labelled as historical fantasy when it comes to the genre, however, it is more than just that. Starring Lee Jae-wook, Jung So-min, Hwang Min-hyun, Shin Seung-ho, alongside other cast members. The show has given us an amazing plot with some kickass characters who have been so well played by the actors.

The fantasy game has been taken to the next level by this Kdrama, but this is not the only thing that has us hooked. The series has given us a whole bundle of romantic scenes and some ships that we keep wishing would just sail already. So while the hiatus is here to make us wait for two weeks before the next episode, lets take a look at the romantic moments that made us want more.

Alchemy of Souls: 4 Romantic Moments from the Kdrama

Park Dong-gu and Jin Cho-yeon

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Stills from Alchemy of Souls Episode 10

This has to be among the favourite couples at the moment, but the scene, when they got together, has to be one of the fluffiest moments in the show. Park Dong-gu has always liked her but her love for Jang Uk kept him shut this whole time. However, this does not mean that he wouldn’t go for it when he gets the chance.

Jin Cho-yeon liking him when they pretended to be together can say a lot of things like how charming Park Dong-gu must be to get her moving on to him from Jang Uk. This pair of love birds are really charming us these days and we hope to see more from them in the upcoming episodes.

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Jang Uk and Mu-deok

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Alchemy of Souls Episode 12 stills

This scene in particular, from episode 12, takes a place on this list simply because of the supportive kind of love that is seen here. Mu-deok is really scared in this scene because she took someone else’s energy. Jang Uk saw her fear and nothing else, and he rushed to take her into his arms without worrying that she may take his energy as well. He may not be strong enough, but he is always there beside her to hold her when needed.

This kind of pure love that will exist through all trials and tribulations is what is seen in this scene.

Master Lee and Kim Do-ju

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Alchemy of Souls Episode 11 stills

Kim Do-ju is back again but this time it is in this moment with master Lee who knows what it means to be a gentleman. Presenting flowers to a lady is one of the best way to woo her (take a note), but making those flowers bloom again is something only master Lee can do. The smile on Kim Do-ju’s face clearly said that if she didn’t like Park Jin then this would have been enough to get her heart.

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Jang Uk and Mu-deok

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Alchemy of Souls Episode 14 stills

Lastly, we have the moment that made us all scream with joy! The scene of Jang Uk kissing Mu-deok not only made us look forward to this episode and also took the spotlight from other shocking scenes. These two have shared some very romantic scenes and the list mainly consists of them making some very serious promises, the two fighting and saving each other.

This moment finally gave us the scene that we had been waiting for and it was well worth it.

What are your favourite romantic scenes from the show? Let us know in the comments below!

Alchemy Of Souls is streaming on Netflix.

Check out all of the other Alchemy of Souls reviews here.

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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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