Explain how this isn't shitty writing

Who are you quoting?

It's just shitty writing

she is a nen master with a lot aura nodes so she can do what the fuck she wants.

>has

explain the rules lol

Gon totally still had consequnces bro, he lost his nen (nevermind that he already accomplished his goal of meeting Gin and doesn't even care about losing it)

Even killua calls IT a he behind ITS back kek.

>crying after loved one dies is bad writing
also rent free.

He didn't even lose it. In official translations it's clear he is just normal now.

>the dude quantum lmao of manga
>wow writing so good

Hogyoku is suppose to be broken(yes yes its suppose to be bad so its ok) so its ok.

Because the whole point of the story is really beautiful, Togashi mislead everyone with the wish rules bullshit, in the end neither the characters or the reader even considered that maybe the person giving the wishes wasn't the evil entity everyone believed her to be.

He didn't "lose" it, but he can't use it, which makes sense, because it was told previously breaking one of the rules you impose yourself can usually restricting your own use of nen, if you think of nen as an extension of one's will, it makes sense it would work like this, if you can't follow up with your own beliefs then you trivialize the whole process.

Alluka had an entire arc of intrigue after being abruptly introduced to the story, didn't fully cure the problems the MC had in the wake of his powerup, and serves as a springboard into the threats of the next arcs we never got. Just one of these things could kill thousands and plays off the latent greed of humans vs what their kindness could bring. Yet for all that power it can't even heal a small animal without direct contact.

I still have no idea why Alluka lives rent free in people's heads when Kite comes back on actual, unexplained, bullshit.

It hardly counts when he can gain it back in a matter of weeks.