Alchemy of Souls

Thirty episodes of body swapping sorcery in two installments, where the second restarts the numbering, recasts the female lead, and is called Part 2 and Season 2 by different people.

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Where to start with Alchemy of Souls

Watch the first installment then the second. The second is set three years later and follows on directly, so it is not a place to start, and the recast female lead is easier to accept if you have seen the cameo that sets it up at the end of the first.

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    Part 1, twenty episodes Alchemy of Souls

    The whole setup, and the version of the show most people mean. It ends at a point that demands the second half.

  2. 2
    Part 2: Light and Shadow, ten episodes Alchemy of Souls

    Three years later in the story, with a new actress in the female lead playing the same person. Numbered one to ten by tvN and Netflix, and twenty one to thirty by Wikipedia.

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  • Alchemy of Souls 2022, 2 seasons, 30 episodes

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