After "Gotham" was broadcast as a derivative drama of Batman, DC continued to decide to adapt its Lucifer into a TV series. The boring king of hell was not happy at all on the throne. He made up his mind to abandon his hell kingdom and came to Los Angeles to become a bar owner, pursuing the exciting life of the entertainment capital and assisting the police in Los Angeles to punish criminals.
Lucifer (Tom Ellis) was originally a supporting role in the DC comic "Sandman" created by Neil Gaiman, Sam Kieth, and Mike Dringenberg. Its appearance was based on the famous British musician David Bowie. Later, this role gradually had its own Popularity. In the play, Lucifer is a gloomy and world-weary king of hell. He decides to abandon the throne and abandon his kingdom to seek excitement in Los Angeles. He even helped the Los Angeles Police Department to punish criminals, and he never tired of it.
