Alchemy of Souls Episode 17 Reactions: Fans Left Speechless by Mu-Deok

Alchemy of Souls episode 17 is finally here and it was so worth the wait because this episode did not have a moment that could be wasted. From the bittersweet reunion of the Jang father and son to So Yi finding out Mu-deok’s true identity, followed by Jin Ho-kyung’s suspicion about So Yi.

There was a lot that happened in this episode but what fans are unable to forget is the scene that ends this episode. Yes, the one with Mu-deok (Jung So-min), who shows us some very intense emotions when Jin Ho-kyung is choking her to death. The emotions in her blue-marked eyes and the tears that flow down so easily were just heartbreaking and yet beautiful.

Another scene stealer has to be the crown prince who is stealing the hearts of viewers. His sense of responsibility and doing what is right is winning the hearts of us viewers who are turning into his subjects. He is really the ideal ruler that we search for in historical dramas and end up loving.

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And last but not the least, the married couple scene that Mu-deok shares with Jang Uk and Seo Yul have to be the cutest and fans are definitely not missing the chance to talk about them either.

“Wook makes Mu-deok laugh and smile and joke, something she hasn’t allowed herself for 20 years – he makes her feel this special happiness & she allows herself to be the version of her who died 20 years ago – he truly brings her back to life. #AlchemyOfSouls #AlchemyOfSoulsEp17” writes a fan.

Talking about the last scene, another fan writes, “y’all that “Eomeoni” i got goosebumps crying screaming????????the change expression from Mudeok/Naksu to Buyeon. Jung Somin is really great and crazy. give her an award now. She really eat all her character so well????#AlchemyOfSoulsEp17#정소민#JungSomin”

“jung sumin’s expression when portraying naksu fainting and jin buyeon overtaking the body????????????????she deserves an award #AlchemyOfSouls#AlchemyOfSoulsEp17” writes another fan as talks about Jun So-min’s wonderful performance leaves them speechless.

But this is not all that’s being talked about. Check out more reactions for Alchemy of Souls episode 17 that we’ve got for you!

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Alchemy of Souls Episode 17 Reactions

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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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