In order to analyze the design parameters and technology adaptability of multi-stage temporary plugging and fracturing in the Triassic Chang-6 reservoir of a block in Suijing Oilfield. Based on the geological and engineering design data of the block, the influencing factors of multi-stage temporary plugging and fracturing were quantitatively analyzed in terms of reservoir characteristics, technology parameters, and construction effect. The combined weighting method was used to determine the weights of each parameter, and the ridge-type membership function was used to determine the membership degree of each factor. Based on the principles of fuzzy transformation and maximum membership degree, a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model for multi-stage temporary plugging and fracturing was established. This model transforms the traditional single-index qualitative development effect evaluation into multi-factor quantitative evaluation. The model was applied to evaluate and analyze the Triassic Chang-6 reservoir in a block of Suijing Oilfield. The results show that this evaluation model results have an adaptation rate of 89.13% when compared to the actual effect data in the field, which can effectively evaluate the effectiveness of the implementation of temporary plugging and fracturing measures in the oil wells of the study area. The evaluation system can provide valuable references for the next implementation of temporary plugging and fracturing measures in the study area, and even optimize parameters for multi-stage temporary plugging and fracturing transformation in similar reservoirs.