The Hong Sisters' upcoming tvN drama 'Alchemy of Souls' has just revealed interesting footage of Jung So Min's character. The production team leaked about his acting.
Hong Sisters' new drama, "The Alchemy of Souls" has released stills of the main character, none other than Jung So Min. In this tvN drama, the actress collided with Lee Jae Wook and a number of other names.
"Alchemy of Souls" tells about the fate of people who are twisted because "hwanhonsool" or dead souls come back to life. Set in the fictional country of Dae Hoo, Jang Wook (Lee Jae Wook) keeps an unpleasant secret about his birth despite being a troublemaker.
Jung So Min plays Mu Deok Yi, who secretly harbors the soul of the top killer Nak Soo. But the ferocious soul was trapped in a very weak body and couldn't keep up with Nak Soo's spirit. After becoming young master Jang Wook's servant and secret teacher, he trained him so brutally and mercilessly.
The newly released stills show how Mu Deok Yi is in stark contrast. In one photo, Mu Deok Yi looks like a helpless maid as she goes somewhere blindfolded.
But in another portrait, Mu Deok Yi reveals her true nature. Mu Deok Yi glared sharply at someone as her figure remained calm while preparing for a fight. Increases the curiosity of what he is dealing with.
As is known, the Hong Sisters (Hong Jung Eun and Hong Mi Ran) are famous screenwriters who have spawned many famous dramas. A number of hit dramas that they have made include, "You're Beautiful", "My Girlfriend is a Gumiho", "Master's Sun", "Hotel Del Luna", and many more.
Along with the released stills, the production team said, "From the humble and unsophisticated side of Mu Deok Yi, who is from the countryside, to harboring a vicious, powerful murderous soul and disguised as an ordinary servant, Mu Deok Yi's character has a broad spectrum of character. different. Through Mu Deok Yi, Jung So Min will be able to show a whole new face and charm that she has never shown before (in her other roles)."
Meanwhile, "Alchemy of Souls" will premiere on June 18. Replacing "Our Blues" this drama will fill the Saturday and Sunday broadcast slots at 21:10 local time. (wk/inta)
