Ycx

Ycx, whose real name is Wenhao Zhao, is a 25-year-old Chinese support player competing for LGD Gaming in the LPL. Among the veteran cohort of the position within China’s premier league, he brings the kind of experience that only accumulates through years of high-level competition in the world’s most demanding regional scene.

Anchoring the Bottom Lane

Support is a role built on selflessness and awareness. Ycx’s primary responsibility is to protect and enable his marksman through the vulnerable early game, absorbing pressure, trading efficiently, and setting up the kind of favorable exchanges that let his bottom lane snowball. But the role extends far beyond the two-versus-two of the laning phase. Modern supports are the primary providers of vision, the initiators of picks, and frequently the players tasked with roaming to influence the mid lane and neutral objectives when the moment is right.

Experience in the LPL Grind

The LPL is famous for its unforgiving schedule and its wealth of world-class bottom lanes, which means a support at this level is tested constantly. For LGD Gaming, Ycx offers the steadying presence of a player who has weathered countless high-pressure series. Teams rebuilding or fighting for playoff position often lean on experienced supports to organize the map, guide younger teammates through chaotic moments, and provide the shot-calling backbone that holds a roster together under duress.

Chemistry with his marksman and jungler defines much of a support’s impact, and Ycx’s veteran instincts are most valuable in the split-second decisions around engages and disengages that decide teamfights. His command of vision, positioning, and timing is the quiet infrastructure on which his team’s strategy is built.

Outlook

At 25, Ycx has reached a stage where longevity and reliability become his defining assets. Support players frequently enjoy long careers precisely because their value rests on game knowledge and communication rather than raw reflexes alone. As he continues to represent LGD Gaming in the LPL, his contribution will be measured less by highlight-reel moments and more by the consistency, structure, and leadership he provides across the length of a demanding season.