In fact, when I was a graduate student, I met a particularly irresponsible teacher. He basically doesn't show up at school every day and holds a regular meeting once a week. He also hastily ended the meeting, so I actually didn't learn anything during my three years as a graduate student, but by the time I was in my second year as a graduate student, I began to write my own thesis. At that time, I basically relied on my own efforts. Actually, I didn't understand it at first. I mostly look up some information through some information websites, and learn about my things through some information at home and abroad. Gradually, I gradually found out my things, and the doorway first entered the essence. So I think as long as you work hard, there will be no problem that can baffle you, because even if you don't know much about this topic, there must be some similar topics, and you can refer to their experience to write your paper. So I think if you meet some irresponsible teachers, you can actually ask for more information like me, or you can ask your seniors and sisters, which is actually very helpful to you. You can't pin all your efforts on your tutor, because the tutor of graduate students doesn't actually have so much time to take care of you, but depends more on your own consciousness.
To sum up, this is my idea. What should you do if you can't write a paper and your tutor doesn't care about you? I think the best way is to learn more and do more by yourself. You can slowly touch some doorways from the most basic, and then gradually explore some essence.