Alchemy of Souls Part 2: Light and Shadow

Watch it for closure, not for pleasure. Part 1 ended on a cliff and this is the only place the story finishes, so if you need the ending you have no choice. Almost everything else is a step down: the recast lead plays a different character rather than the same one, the amnesia plot eats roughly eight of the ten episodes, and the swordswoman who ran Part 1 spends most of this captive. Ten episodes should have fixed Part 1's bloat, and instead the plot stands still until the last two hours and then rushes. The production and the action are a step up, which was never the problem.