My Galgame Heroines Have Entered Reality

Six hundred and forty-seven hours. He spent two years traversing every route in a Galgame, witnessing every ending, and listening to the heartfelt words of each heroine. In the final hidden ending, the ice-cold student council president stood under the cherry blossom tree, her back to the camera, and said, "Thank you for finding me." He bowed to the screen. Then he shut down the game. But the game didn't shut him out. One by one, they stepped out from the other side of the screen—bringing with them their in-game personalities, memories, and even those meticulously designed smiles and frowns. But they soon discovered that reality was completely different from the game. There were no affection points, no save/load, no "correct answers." Only a solitary young man, a shabby apartment, and a real life starting from scratch. They were not game characters. They were people—confused, fragile, and at a loss. Just like everyone else. — Description from novelcodex.org