Can it be the first-person`s narrative situations? Can we trust the stories narrated by oneself? If so, how far are they reliable? Is it possible that the narrator makes up his own stories? Is the identity of narrator`s consciousness sustained? And how is the coherence of the consciousness and the description, and so forth? There are some critical difficult problems related to the first-person`s narrative situations. If the identity of narrator`s consciousness is doubtable, the narrative of his own cannot be reliable. In case of `Dongbakkot Flower`(Kim, Yu-jeong`s), the `narrational I` and the `narrated I` are not identical. Crossed many contexts, the `I` as a character has misunderstood every situation related to the counter-character `Jeomsoon`. On the other hand, the `I` as a narrator has described the most of the situations. Consequently the I-narrative-situation may be collapsed. The case of `Nalgae(Wings)`(Lee, Sang`s) is not exceptional. Furthermore the double I`s identity is substantially confused The distance between consciousness and expression is extremely obvious. As in reduced to the utmost. So the first-person`s narrative is radically questionable. And the narrative about one`s infancy discoursed by the mature one is also unreliable, so the difficulty of the first-person`s narrative is mattered. Instances of O, Jeong-hee`s novels can be analyzed in this point. Her works are valuable for the criticism about the difficulties of I-narrated-situations, so required further studies. All the narratives narrated by the first-person narrator are not constituted in the I-narrative-situations. The detail analysis of the concrete situations or contexts in narrative processes is important.