Future PLAN naval and carrier operations

not sure if this is the right thread but...I noticed below comment from Andrew in another thread

AndrewS said:

And how is this relevant to the fact that the US Navy is only buying 200 LRASMs over the next 5 years?
Surely if the LRASM was that amazing, they would be buying more?

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then I looked it up, beside USN, USAAF is also planning to purchase ~300 LRASM. All in all this adds up to some 600 hundred LRASM in the next few years.
If there is a contingency in west pacific in very near term, is there an effective anti-ship weapon in USN arsenal with enough quantity against PLAN ships?
I personally don't think harpoon or anti-ship tomahawk has a chance to penetrate the a2ad bubble and inflict enough damage against well protected amphibious ships shuttling in Taiwan strait, nor i think a mere 600 hundred LRASM can make much difference for that matter.

Recent ME wars and the utilization/success of UAVs makes me think future carrier operations has to revolve around UAVs. Instead of >$100M stealth human fighters, a carrier can carry 2X the number smaller/cheaper and (eventually) more capable UAVs. Human carrying fighters will be the very last option in almost any scenarios.