The Love Apartment Is Rented by a Landlord, and All the Tenants Are Beauties.

I really can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 9. The author doesn't have to know medical knowledge, but the rescue procedures and common sense can be searched to find out. When a patient wakes up from a coma, is the first thing you do to say thank you to the doctor? When the patient was in a coma, did the protagonist introduce himself to the patient in his dream? Also, during the operation, the surgeon who signed the contract refused to let a first assistant come in, and did not explain the reason, but kept making excuses. Does the chief surgeon owe you his life or does the protagonist have the leverage? If something goes wrong during the operation, the doctor's career will be over.

I don't know how to evaluate

Not bad, the other characters in this novel are all the protagonists and they do whatever they say.