Alchemy Of Souls: This ‘All Of Us Are Dead’ Actor’s Charismatic Look Will Surprise You, Check it Out!

Alchemy Of Souls is an upcoming Korean fantasy and Historical drama with a lot of youthful faces. The drama is also called Marriage of Souls or Return. Written by the duo, Hong Sisters- Hong Jung-eun and Hong Mi-ran, the series will be directed by Park Joon-hwa. The story of the drama revolves around young magicians living in the fictional town of Daeho.

A new character from the series has been revealed and you will be surprised to see him. Yoo In-soo is playing the role of Park Dang-gu and we have previously seen him in All Of Us Are Dead as Gwi-nam, the immortal zombie. In Alchemy of Souls, he plays the role of wealthy heir to one of the richest families in Daeho.

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Check Out Yoo In-soo In Alchemy Of Souls

As new character looks are revealed one by one, the Instagram page of tvN has revealed the character of Park Dang-gu. Yoo In-soo can be seen in blonde hair, wearing a mint-coloured hanbok with a golden Jeogori. He looks charismatic and confident and his character already looks interesting. The Instagram caption translates to, “Heir to the top 1% wealthy in the Great Patriotic Country “Park Dang-gu”✨ Management class NO~???? The best hacker to play appears☀”

The upcoming historical Kdrama 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, Yoo In-soo and more. The drama will be broadcasted on tvN on June 18th 2022 at 9:10 PM every Saturday and Sunday. An episode will have a runtime of roughly 80 minutes. It will also be streaming on Netflix.

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