When I started reading this, I was hooked instantly. The characters seemed interesting, there was a lot of mystery, a seemingly complex back story, and very detailed world. Then I'm not really sure what happened. As far as I can tell, the author just gave up even trying to make this into something decent, or even readable. It descending into prolonged, over exaggerated, senseless fights with no character really having a clear motive for why they did literally anything at all.
The entire last half felt rushed, but it also seemed to drag as I couldn't quite work out where all this was going to. Plot devices were introduced and then abandoned for no reason (why even bother with the school aspect?), sometimes entire characters just fell by the wayside. Other characters did a complete 180 personality wise, but not in a believable or logical way, and random characters just popped up for no other reason than to start fights or as some weak attempt at adding drama.
SPOILER
Everyone always went on about the main character being unhumanly strong due to being the product of an experiment, and then they introduced another character who was intended to control the MC. Only she didn't do jack as far as I can tell. But it's ok, because the Korean's have humans who are stronger than the inhumanly strong genetic experiments anyway, so all is well. OH, but actually, the genetically cloned(?) non-psychic sister/mother/lover (seriously, wtf is she) is actually stronger than everyone. Confused? Yeah, I was as well.
Add to this the fact that half the mysteries introduced aren't even touched on again, let alone explained. Like how an organising that was doing human experiments so inhumane that 2 young children took it on themselves to run away and hide in the countryside, and developed a trauma deep enough to fear the very name of said organisation, managed to turn itself around in just 3 short years to became a kind, generous, protective organisation fully staffed with members who were never part of the old organisation, (yet know their secrets) and even managed to start an ESP school. And this isn't even the more frustrating plot hole/random piece of information left woefully unexplored.
In short, read this if you want a time-killer and aren't too bothered about the actual plot making sense. Points go to the pretty epic battle scenes, and the initial good start.