The Iron Coffin

This book is not a hard-core military novel, but it is very in-depth. When reading this book, it feels like some scenes from Band of Brothers or the Pacific War flash before my eyes. I feel that if it is further deepened, it can be used as a movie or TV series script.

A very good war theme, describing the tragedy of the war at the bottom

It strongly expresses anti-war thoughts and shows the madness and numbness of small people after suffering tragedy.

The characterization is very realistic, and it does a good job of depicting the cruelty of war and the alienation and distortion of people. There are some small details that don't match up when you first read it, but it's not due to negligence on the part of the author. You'll know it after you read it. But this is not a hard-core war article in the true sense. There will be relatively few gaps in military knowledge. For example, the way to activate tank artillery is to step on the trigger instead of a button, and the timeline is slightly distorted. Those who mind the above can avoid it by themselves. But in any case, this book as a whole is very good in terms of look and feel and emotional rendering. It is worth reading.

The cruelty of war destroyed the spirit of the commander and the crew time and time again, leaving only a crazy second lieutenant.

The emotional description is very delicate, the writing is very good, and it is a good anti-war book.

Unlike Tomato's works, they are too high quality

The writing is good, but it has not been updated. It is finished. It seems to have been transferred from the Internet or other well-known published books.

No evaluation for now

It reflects the cruelty of war, and the description of the battle is even more solid. It can be given a score of 9.6.