"Rather rudimentary." Doctor Manhattan looked at the instrument in He-El's hand for detecting the underlying operational logic of the Bleach universe and offered his assessment.
He had experienced many Parallel Universes. Doctor Manhattan himself was also the Anti-Crisis Force, one of the seven most fundamental forces that constituted the DC universe.
Doctor Manhattan was quite knowledgeable when it came to the operational logic of universes.
Although he had not witnessed the underlying operational logic of multiple entirely different universes as He-El had, the Parallel Universes he had seen were all from the largely similar DC universe.
Yet after observing for untold ages, he had gained profound insight. Seeing the knowledge of a new universe collide with that of an old one was practically like a great explosion of advancing knowledge erupting in his mind.
Therefore, Doctor Manhattan could tell at a glance that this instrument for detecting the underlying operational logic of the Bleach universe was somewhat too rudimentary.
The instrument seemed to imitate the pulse of a living creature to detect the underlying operational logic of the Bleach universe.
This was the concept devised after research by the Zeroers of The Three-Body Problem universe.
Why imitate a biological pulse to detect the underlying operational logic of the Bleach universe?
The ultimate reason was that the creation of the Bleach universe, as well as its continued maintenance after creation, relied on the Soul King's body as a wedge to stabilize it.
This gave the Bleach universe the unique condition of being supported—or destroyed—by the Soul King's body. Before He-El conquered the Bleach universe, the Soul King's various limbs held a position of vital importance to it and could affect certain parts of the Bleach universe's trajectory.
It was unlike the situation where a creator died after creating the world, and