Step 1: Upload Reference Materials to NotebookLM
Open NotebookLM and create a new Notebook. Upload 3-5 articles related to your topic. It accepts web URLs, PDFs, and Google Docs.
Once NotebookLM finishes processing, the left panel shows extracted key points and summaries.
Heads up: NotebookLM’s Chinese language support is weaker than English. Consider uploading English sources and having Claude translate the output later. You’ll need a VPN to access it from mainland China, and a non-China Google account.
Step 2: Generate a Citation-Backed Draft
Type this prompt in the chat:
“Write a 2000-word article in Chinese about [your topic] based on these sources. Requirements: include data, cite original sources, organize into 3-5 sections.”
NotebookLM generates articles grounded in your uploaded materials, with citation numbers. The key advantage: it won’t make up data since everything traces back to a source.
Step 3: Rewrite with Claude to Remove AI Patterns
Copy the draft into Claude with this prompt:
Rewrite this article: 1) Remove all template phrases like “firstly, secondly, in conclusion” 2) Add conversational language and personal opinions 3) Replace vague descriptions with specific numbers 4) Vary paragraph lengths 5) Keep the original facts and data 6) Remove all citation markers like [1] [2]
The rewritten article will sound noticeably more human. Instead of opening with “As XX continues to develop…”, you get something like “Honestly, this term has been beaten to death.”
Heads up: Don’t rewrite the entire article at once. Process it in sections for more natural results. Claude’s free tier has conversation limits, so batch your rewrites after your quota refreshes.
Step 4: Final Human Touch in Google Docs
Paste Claude’s rewrite into Google Docs. Do two things:
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Add 1-2 sentences from your own experience. Something like “Last month I used this method to write 5 articles…” This is the one thing AI absolutely cannot produce, and it’s the most effective way to pass AI detection.
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Check the headline. Headlines determine 80% of click-through rates. Adjust the wording to be more compelling without being misleading.
Heads up: AI detection tools (like GPTZero) mainly look for repetitive sentence patterns and vocabulary distribution. Adding personal experience is more effective than any “AI rewriting” tool.
Why This Works
The core logic is “dual-AI offsetting”:
- NotebookLM handles information gathering and factual accuracy (cited, not fabricated)
- Claude handles style rewriting (removes templates, adds personality)
- You add the soul (personal experience, real opinions)
After three layers of processing, AI detectors see: irregular sentence patterns, personalized expressions, natural paragraph rhythm. This matches the characteristics of human-written text exactly.
⬆️ Upgrade Path
| Tool | Price | Value |
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| Grammarly | $12/mo | AI detection + style adjustment, ensures articles pass detection tools |
| Copy.ai | $36/mo | Batch-generate platform-adapted versions (blog, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.) |