The SCP Foundation Defies the Heavenly Mandate Amid the Honkai

Many SCPs are stronger than Honkai, making this the undisputed embodiment of the Crimson King. It represents the various malicious aspects of the upper-level narrative, embodying negative factors and serving as the "final boss behind the scenes" and the driving force of "negative plot points." It is also one of the fundamental forces propelling the narrative forward: "Transformation." (Anything that tends towards destruction, enmity, or escalating conflict can be seen as a manifestation of this. When it has no impact, the entire narrative will proceed as planned, or remain eternally stagnant due to a lack of unstable change.) It inherently lacks consciousness, but can gradually acquire it by projecting it into the illusory bubble, amplifying the evil of a particular character within it...

The world is colliding... Everyone's heart is scarred... Hey... Everything has changed... This is a warning! It's not up to you... It's not up to me... Wait... I need to rest... I can't bear any more... Wait... Wait a little longer... Listen... The trembling path shakes heaven and earth... Silence... All things... That is... It's too late! Ah! Dark purple matter... Sweating across the earth... Silence... Crystal... Crack... We are humanity's last barrier... Even if humanity doesn't need us... Even if they hate us... Even if... Tears fill our hearts, wounding our souls... Only a vow... The final roar of the world...

Your Ending 1. I got completely destroyed. 2. Contaminated by memes 3. Killed by anisomemes 4. Taken into custody 5. Discovered and erased by a supreme deity. 6. He tried to show off and got into a fight, but was defeated by the Void Emperor. 7. The system is utterly useless; it only makes your life more convenient. You're now an ordinary person, living an ordinary life. 8. You are quite capable and very honest; you'll just lie low and enjoy the show every day. 9. Caused trouble and got stuck with an anchor. 10. Bad luck

The foundations here are still too weak.

The FAF (Foundation Armed Forces) was established in 1976 and rapidly developed into a military force comparable to any nation in the world during the 1990s. This force is not subject to orders from any site commander or personnel at any level; only FAF members possess this authority (except in special circumstances). The FAF has its own command headquarters, which is subject to oversight (but not management) by the O5 Council and the Ethics Committee. Unlike the MTF, the FAF's primary mission is combating people; therefore, the FAF possesses not only high-tech individual weapons but also various heavy weapons and vehicles...

[Narrative Layer], [Narrative Domain], [Upper Narrative], and [Supermetaphysics]: The [Narrative Layer], simply put, is the level at which "narrative," or "story," exists. Novels, essays, poems, and all stories formed through various mediums belong to the [Narrative Layer], which is one level lower than the [Upper Narrative]. The [Narrative Layer] is not another name for dimension or dimension; it simply refers to "the level at which the story exists." The [Narrative Layer] can be infinitely nested. (Note: A story can contain parallel universe theories, dimensional theories, and anything else. Some theories conflict with each other in reality...)

This novel is one of only two SCP Foundation fanfictions in the entire "Pineapple Bun" series that I didn't find awkward to read. It's arguably a military novel, with well-trained soldiers, tactics, and teamwork, and it even possesses an air force (other Foundation novels only feature an army). It accurately depicts how the air force utterly defeats the zombies and Honkai Beasts, unlike other novels where the protagonist easily eliminates enemies—this is one of the most appealing aspects of this novel. The protagonist is like a seasoned, game-loving Zerg commander who can manage the big picture, and most importantly, he's an ordinary person. The protagonist of this novel...

The Honkai God does not exist in a so-called physical form. Rather, it is a conceptual entity of rules, transcending dimensions. It does not exist as a soul in fantasy novels, nor as consciousness in science fiction. The Honkai God does not rely on energy or special skills. Rather, it exists solely due to the limitations of human [and carbon-based primate life forms]'s own understanding, and only to this extent, as a conceptual rule of manipulation. The destruction of the universe and the shattering of dimensions have no effect on the Honkai God. It's like a piece of paper being torn apart. The Honkai God exists simultaneously everywhere and simultaneously does not exist anywhere. It exists simultaneously in the past, present, and future. Regarding the Honkai God's ability to destroy three-dimensional life forms, it can do so in the past and present...

Hmm... This book has been updated... Wait a minute, wasn't the last time I opened a pineapple bun about 20 years ago? Huh? This book has been updated?

I added this book to my favorites a year ago, finished it in a week, and a year later, only a dozen or so chapters have been updated. The author is updating so quickly!