Now I'm curious, what are the other 2 requirements he accidentally fulfilled? Maybe have 'worshippers' and divine assistants?

I personally believe that the author either is getting ripped off by this 'editor', or there just isn't one. With where you are, you aren't even where this 'editor' supposedly started working. Just move on, because it only gets worse

I tried. I really tried to give this story a fair chance. when I saw that the author got an 'editor' around chapter 30-40, I was just telling myself that it was going to get better.Spoiler warning, it doesn't.I personally read until around ch 60, and somehow the writing quality became even worse. Run-on sentences, straight-up misspelled words, and poor quality in being able to write fights (which is a big part of the story), all add up to a good idea of a story, yet extremely poor execution.The only reason I have anything positive about anything about this series is that the monsters are at least interesting, the idea of the power system for both the monsters and the people are cool to think about, and there are good reasons for various world-building elements. But that's it.Don't waste your coins here.

I'd suggest a couple displacer beasts as treasure guards. Six legged panther-like fey, with two ten-foot tenatcles coming from their front shoulders that end in spiked pads. They give off a displacement (hence the name) ability, making them appear close to where they are, but not quite, and are more capable of evading AOE attacks

I'm guessing that the use of 'inverted' here is similar to 'upside down'. Best idea I have, since googling it just comes up with and upside down cone

I like that this is describing what each level can do to a universe. One just destroys, one is a natural disaster, one is capable of complete annihilation, and the last can reboot the system.