Cory Chase Movies & TV Series

A rural girl who sells pork unexpectedly meets a secretive billionaire CEO. They have a whirlwind marriage, and their feelings gradually deepen. However, when his first love appears, cracks start to form between them, and billionaire's true identity becomes a ticking time bomb for their marriage.

For the sake of her family's interests, a young girl must impersonate her twin brother, only to accidentally enter the wrong room and inadvertently spend a passionate night with a billionaire CEO...

On her wedding day, Heather Dow was called to the battlefield in her father's place. Fighting alongside Crown Prince Waylon Fenn, she secured victory and earned the title of General Laurels. But when she returned, she found her husband Josh Hagar marrying a noblewoman for power. Moreover, Josh sent her poor sister off as a concubine. Fueled by betrayal, Heather set out for revenge. While she turned Josh's world upside down, even darker schemes awaited her and Waylon in the shadows.

Poisoned by her husband, she is reborn at the brink of death. This time, she will not be a victim. She will settle every score they own her, unraveling secrets and reclaiming her life in a world of deceit and power struggles.

A quirky "Confession System" grants Alfred Carter rewards for professing love—but gives him only three chances to win the heart of his boss, Serena Harris. If she doesn't truly fall for him, he's dead. After a bold first move, Alfred doubles down with audacious flair, unexpectedly catching Serena's eye. But just as sparks fly, Chester Renwick targets her life force. Now Alfred must protect the woman he's trying to love—or they'll both lose everything.

When they were young, they promised to marry each other, but many years later, he forgot that promise. Though they got married, he never returned to be with her and didn't even know what she looked like. By coincidence, the divorce lawyer he hired turned out to be his wife, the one he wanted to divorce. Through various misunderstandings, he began to remember the promise they made in childhood.

Helen Lambert was a boxing champion, but got locked up for killing her daughter’s abusive boyfriend. After getting released, Helen moved in with her granddaughter, Joy, at the house she left for her now deceased daughter. Here she immediately ran into trouble with the Waynes, a family of resident tormentors. Helen learned to push back against the bullies without scaring Joy and slowly restored peace to her neighborhood.

She hides her identity as a CEO to go on a blind date, hoping to find an obedient man. He’s the head of a major corporation, but, unwilling to marry a gold digger, he pretends to be poor for the date. They hit it off and get married in a flash. Little do they know, their companies are deeply intertwined, and they come close to discovering each other's true identities multiple times...

Gloria risked her life to save her husband, Felix. But the remedy requires two doses, taken three years apart, for a complete cure. Felix has already taken one, while the other could save the poisoned Prime Minister. Meanwhile, under the guise of "virtue", Felix pressures Gloria to step down as his legal wife and make way for the Kingsfall Princess. Now with the remedy in her hands, will she still give it to her husband or simply divorce him?

She always knew her husband loved her sister. He married her to provide blood for her. But she never expected he would distrust her. When she lost her child, he learned the truth and regretted it. But it was too late.

Fiona Tucker, a woman from the country, was kicked out by her son and in-laws after being accused of theft. She got to know and married Joel Griffin. Fiona's in-law Sarah has been lying to Henry, Fiona's son, about being the one who gave him her kidney and paid for their current house. Even after Fiona moved out, Sarah came up with every way to humiliate her, resulting in a trip to the hospital one time. Joel stood by and protected Fiona all along, and finally convinced her to prioritize her life before her son's.