Alchemy of Souls Episode 17 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch!

Alchemy of Souls Overview

Alchemy of Souls (Return/환혼) is a 2022 Korean historical drama series directed by Park Joon-hwa and starring Lee Jae-wook, Jung So-min, Hwang Min-hyun, Shin Seung-ho, Yoo Jun-sang, Oh Na-ra and Jo Jae-yoon, alongside other cast members.

The series revolves around Jang Wook and Mu-deok, residents of the fictional country of Daeho, whose shortcomings get eradicated when they invariably come into each other’s lives. Deok-yi, an elite warrior trapped in a weak body, becomes Jang Wook’s servant and secret teacher and helps him become better than the rumours that follow him. Will they be able to help each other get what they want out of life?

Alchemy of Souls takes over tvN’s Saturday-Sunday 9 PM KST timeslot previously occupied by Our Blues.

Alchemy of Souls Episode 17 Preview

Alchemy of Souls Episode 17 Preview
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Alchemy of Souls Plot

Netflix’s official synopsis reads: “A powerful sorceress in a blind woman’s body encounters a man from a prestigious family, who wants her help to change his destiny.”

Alchemy of Souls Cast

The drama fantasy series stars Lee Jae-wook, Jung So-min, Hwang Min-hyun, Shin Seung-ho, Yoo Jun-sang, Oh Na-ra and Jo Jae-yoon, alongside other cast members and is created by Park Joon-hwa, Hong Jung-eun and Hong Mi-ran.

Alchemy of Souls Episode List

The series is set to have a 20-episode runtime and will release two episodes every week (Saturday-Sunday).

Where to Watch Alchemy of Souls

The tvN series will stream internationally on Netflix.

Alchemy of Souls Episode 17 India Release Date and Time

The series will stream from June 18, 2022, to August 21, 2022. Episode 17 of the series will stream on August 20 at 9 PM KST (7.30 PM IST) as the show goes on hiatus.

Alchemy of Souls Episode 17 Predictions

Songrim recognises the new Jin Bu-yeon as the swindler So Yi but is unable to do anything as Jin Mu has got something on Jin Ho-kyung that has her in the palm of his hand. The soul shifter slashed by Seo Yul is out for his revenge and attacks him. Jang Uk gets involved and his life is on the line, but his master Mu-deok will not let anything harm him as she draws out her sword.

Alchemy of Souls Episode 16 Recap

Episode 16 has Park Dong-gu and Jin Cho-yeon rebelling against their elders to stay together as they land in the Jang household. Elsewhere, Jang Kang is back and Park Jin is looking for him. The queen and Jin Mu have bigger plans for So Yi as people start suspecting the queen, the plans include some soul shifting.

The crown prince is out to investigate Eunuch Kim and runs into Jang Uk who is investigating shaman Choi. They find someone who tells them of the incident from 20 years back that might have killed shaman Choi. He also tells them about her younger brother.

In the Jin household, Jin Mu brings So Yi to Jin Ho-kyung and they go to the door of Jinyowon to check if she is the real deal. However, because of the presence of Mu-deok that is sensed by Jinyowon, the door opens and Jin Ho-kyung thinks that So Yi is her lost daughter.

Elsewhere, Jang Uk comes face to face with his father Jang Kang.

Alchemy of Souls is now streaming on Netflix.

Check out our Alchemy of Souls episodic reviews here.

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.

4 COMMENTS

  1. I’m reluctant to watch anything on Netflix that treats” more episodes to come” because of this. I only stayed to watch this show because there was literally nothing else on Netflix to watch. Now that I’m interested in this show, Netflix has ruined what I was looking forward to and this show is literally all in paying Netflix for. Ridiculously high price for only one interesting show. After this Alchemy Of Souls comes to a close at episode 20, I’m canceling my subscription to Netflix. I’m done.

  2. I plan on switching to Viki Rakuten. Viki has such a large variety of shows with up to 60 episodes each of K, J, C dramas and more. There are free versions and paid versions of series movies, shows, and the list is exogenous large compared to Netflix. I’m guessing it’s about 500 digress shows or more in too many languages to count and they all come with subtitles! Beings I don’t speak any language other than English, I’m overwhelmingly excited to do the switch.

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