This book is about all the greatest heist in Asian history, here is the some part of this book. Chapter 1: The Lottery Ticket Heist (China). Handan, China October 10th, 2006. It was getting dark. The vault manager of the Agricultural Bank of China was on edge. He was afraid. He felt something wasn't quite right. Yes, there were two security guards patrolling the grounds, which made him feel safer. But as vault manager, he needed to be sure himself. He checked the printer room, the conference room. There was no one there. No sign of trouble.Then he entered the vault. Where everything was also fine. The money was there. The bank's security system was down. In fact, everything was just as he planned.He started counting the money, but he knew he had to be quick. The paranoia was starting to get to him. He shoved the cash in his duffel bag and swiftly left the vault.For Ren Xiaofeng, it was good to be the man in charge. It made robbing the Agricultural Bank of China that much easier. But he still had to be careful. He wasn't out of the woods yet.He cautiously made his way to his car, but then suddenly, flashlights. It was the two security guards. They had spotted him.They glanced down at his duffel bag and asked if he got the money. You see, it was smart to enlist the help of the two security guards, as it made him feel safer. He dumped the bag of cash in the car and made no attempt at a getaway, not yet, because his shift wasn't over. As vault manager, he still had about an hour left on the clock.The next day, at home, he was relieved. He had the cash in his possession was 200,000 yuan, which actually wasn't all that much. At the time, this was the equivalent of about $26,000 U.S. dollars. Now, however, this wasn't the end of his plan.Later that day, he made his way down the street to a lottery vendor where he purchased a large quantity of lottery tickets.He did the same across the city - across Handan with numerous vendors buying in bulk, for this was his plan. He was using the stolen money to buy lottery tickets in the hopes of winning a sufficiently large prize. Large enough to be able to return the missing funds before anyone noticed they were missing. The idea was the still have money leftover for himself. That was his plan. And if you haven't already figured it out, that is a stupid plan.Why? Find out in this Book. ..................................