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I Want to Pull My Bias
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I Want to Pull My Bias

I Want to Pick My Favorite!, 최애를 뽑고 싶어, 최애를 뽑고 싶어!
Native Language Korean
Released 2022
Original Ch.: 202
Rank: #322
Last Update: March 20, 2026
Original Pub.: Globurn, RidiBooks, 글로번
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I Want to Pull My Bias is a popular novel that blends Comedy, Drama, Fantasy and more. Written by the author 사약술사. The number of translated chapters is being updated. Translation of other chapters is complete.

Synopsis

In the idol training gacha game , Sung Sol finds himself immersed. Once a promising dancer, he had to quit due to a traffic accident, and now he’s just a pretty half-and-half-faced invalid who couldn’t die.
While trying to pull an SSR character resembling his long-lost unrequited love through gacha, Sol falls asleep, and an in-game notification window appears before his eyes. He has now entered the game and become a trainee for YC Entertainment!
Name: Sung Sol
Age: 20
Stamina: C
Charm: S+
Singing: B
Dance: A-(S)
Acting: D
Luck: D
Traits: Eraser in the head, Quadruped Skeptic, Cursed Genius Dancer, All-around Talent.
Sol, unable to believe what’s happening, initially rejects the quests given by the system, thinking it’s all a dream.
“Do you want to become an idol?”
“I don’t really think about it.”
From the first encounter, there’s friction between the skeptical Sol and the debut group members, Tae-ho, Ji-ho, Ga-ram, and Do-kyung. With Sol filled with disqualifying factors, can they successfully debut together?

📂 System Interface: The “Recovery” Stage

I Want to Pull My Bias is a poignant BL (Boys’ Love) Idol novel that differentiates itself by focusing heavily on psychological healing and trauma recovery rather than just the glitz of the stage. The story follows Sung Sol, a 25-year-old former dancer whose life was shattered by a tragic accident that killed his parents and left him with permanent physical and mental scars.

After falling asleep while playing an idol gacha game to cope with his depression, he transmigrates into the game as a 20-year-old trainee. Unlike typical proactive protagonists, Sol is an “anxiety-ridden mess” who initially rejects the system, struggles with memory loss, and is terrified of the idol world he was thrust into.

Component Classification Tactical Implication
The “Gacha” Catalyst Narrative Hook Sol enters the game because the SSR character resembles his unrequited love; however, the reality of the game is far harsher than the simulation.
Realistic Trauma Core Mechanic Features like “Eraser in the head” (dissociation) and “Quadruped Skeptic” aren’t just quirks; they represent Sol’s genuine PTSD and memory-blocking defense mechanisms.
Slow-Burn Healing Pacing The novel refuses to “cure” the MC instantly. Recovery is a grueling process of self-love and building trust with his new members.
The YC Members Social Friction The debut group (Tae-ho, Ji-ho, Ga-ram, Do-kyung) starts as a hostile environment, having been burned by previous trainees who gave up.

📂 System Interface: The Status Window (Sung Sol)

Attribute Classification Description
Core Identity The Cursed Genius A world-class dancer whose body remembers the rhythm even when his mind is paralyzed by fear.
Mental Debuffs PTSD & Dissociation High stress causes him to “forget” uncomfortable moments; he flinches from contact and has a severe phobia of cars/traffic.
System Role Skeptical Trainee He views the system as a “curse” rather than a blessing, only following quests to avoid the “Death” penalty.
Visual/Charm S+ Tier Described as having a “half-and-half” face (soft yet striking) that draws people in despite his cowardly behavior.
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Editor's Note

⚠️ Not Your Average Fluff. Despite the "Gacha" title, this is a heavy story dealing with depression, loss of family, and panic attacks. It is a "healing" novel in the truest, most difficult sense.

The "Love Rectangle" Debate. The story introduces multiple potential love interests (Tae-ho, Ga-ram, etc.), which some readers feel distracts from the internal growth, though the primary romance is slow-burn.

Trainee Focus. A massive portion of the 200 chapters is spent in the training phase. If you are looking for immediate "Top Star" success, the pacing may feel slow.

The System Reality. The system provides notifications and rewards but doesn't grant "cheat" abilities that bypass Sol's need to actually work through his mental blocks.

Experience Curve

Ch. 1–30 (The Skeptical Start): ⭐⭐⭐ – The Filter. Readers may find Sol's "crybaby" and "cowardly" behavior frustrating, but it is a necessary setup for his trauma.

Ch. 31–90 (The Thaw): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – The Hook. The members begin to realize the depth of Sol's trauma. The chemistry, specifically between Sol and Tae-ho, starts to sizzle.

Ch. 91–170 (The Growth): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – The Peak. Sol finally begins to acknowledge his feelings and stops running away. This section contains the most emotional "crying" moments for the reader.

Ch. 171–202 (The Debut & Closure): ⭐⭐⭐⭐ – The Ending. A beautiful conclusion that prioritizes Sol's mental stability and self-love. It provides a satisfying "Happy Ending" without rushing the healing.

WebNovelDB Review

8 /10
A beautiful, heart-wrenching idol story that treats mental health with the respect and gravity it deserves.

Emotional Depth: 10/10. The depiction of anxiety attacks and toxic coping mechanisms is raw and powerful. Sol's journey to self-love is genuinely moving.

Character Development: 9/10. Not just for Sol, but for the debut group. Their transition from cold hostility to becoming Sol's support system feels earned and organic.

Pacing: 6/10. It is a slow burn. The training period is long, and the "love square" elements can occasionally muddle the focus on Sol's recovery.

Translation Quality: 8/10. Generally very good, with only occasional pronoun confusion typical of early web novel translations.

The Good: The realistic refusal of the MC to "instantly adapt." His fear of the new world makes his eventual success feel much more significant.

The Bad: The "unrequited love" backstory and the love-interest drama can feel slightly unnecessary compared to the strength of the solo character growth.
The Archetype: The "Fragile Genius." A character with S-tier talent who is functionally crippled by his own mind until he finds the right people to lean on.

The Final Verdict: This is a "must-read" for fans of Debut or Die who want something with more focus on internal psychology and BL elements. It’s a story where the "win" isn't just getting #1 on the charts—it's being able to look in the mirror and want to live.
WebNovelDB Team

Key Information

Main Characters: Sung Sol (MC), Tae-ho (The Mature Leader/Potential ML), Ga-ram (The Diva), Ji-ho (The "Creepy" Sweetheart), Do-kyung (The Frustrated Maknae).
Power System: Quest-Based Gacha System. Sol must complete training missions to increase his stats and avoid death, while unlocking "Traits" that reflect his past and present.
Themes: PTSD & Recovery, Dissociation, Found Family, Self-Love vs. Idol Persona, The Cruelty of the Training System.

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