The plot are about the same. Ji Sung in both drama, one was second lead one was main lead. Both partially filmed abroad. Both has gambling genre. Both has romance
Both dramas are from the same director, and follow the same kind of story line. There are some differences among the two (I personally liked All In best) but, same premise.
This anthology love story is set in a lakeside hotel that was converted from a closed elementary school. During the pre-opening, which invites alumni and people with ties to the school, the characters arrive at various times with their families, friends, and partners. Some guests are staying with their significant other for the first time, some are reminiscing about their late wife, and some are reuniting with estranged childhood friends. The story follows the guests as they spend time in a place full of memories, and depicts the various forms of love.
Heir Goo Won, known for his brilliance and charm, despises fake smiles but is captivated by Cheon Sa Rang’s genuine one. As they bond over their shared desire for true happiness, Goo Won is thrown into an inheritance battle at King of the Land, an exclusive lounge owned by The King Group.
Cheon Sa Rang, with her radiant smile, lands a job at King Hotel, a place full of childhood memories. However, she must set those memories aside and quickly adapt to the challenges and prejudices she faces at work.
Cheon Sa Rang, with her radiant smile, lands a job at King Hotel, a place full of childhood memories. However, she must set those memories aside and quickly adapt to the challenges and prejudices she faces at work.
1. **Revenge and Redemption**: Both dramas delve deeply into themes of revenge and redemption. In "Lucifer," the protagonist seeks vengeance for his brother's death, while in "All In," the main character's life is shaped by his quest for revenge and his subsequent journey towards redemption.
2. **Dark and Intense Atmosphere**: Both series have a dark and intense atmosphere, with intricate plots that keep viewers on the edge of their seats. "Lucifer" is more of a psychological thriller, whereas "All In" combines elements of romance and action with its dramatic storyline.
3. **Complex Characters**: The characters in both dramas are multi-dimensional and undergo significant development. They face moral dilemmas and personal struggles that add depth to the narrative.
4. **Tragic Elements**: Tragedy plays a significant role in both dramas. The male protagonists (Lee Byung-Hun and Ju Ji-hoon) experience profound losses and hardships, which drive the story forward and evoke strong emotional responses from the audience.
2. **Dark and Intense Atmosphere**: Both series have a dark and intense atmosphere, with intricate plots that keep viewers on the edge of their seats. "Lucifer" is more of a psychological thriller, whereas "All In" combines elements of romance and action with its dramatic storyline.
3. **Complex Characters**: The characters in both dramas are multi-dimensional and undergo significant development. They face moral dilemmas and personal struggles that add depth to the narrative.
4. **Tragic Elements**: Tragedy plays a significant role in both dramas. The male protagonists (Lee Byung-Hun and Ju Ji-hoon) experience profound losses and hardships, which drive the story forward and evoke strong emotional responses from the audience.
