NO. Somebody needs to educate the people about the sheer number of targeting sensors required in the three different bands to even cover the South China sea when it comes to ASBMs. Not for a very long time, that's the answer, on the other hand even before it becomes a real issue the Americans have gone and started designing ships for pure ABM operations such as the one designed by Huntington Ingalls (288 missiles on one ship).
Considering that most people here will not be able to state the orbit and resolution required for such sensors anyway it becomes a bit difficult to hash out the details, where the devil actually lurks. Add to that the severe ignorance of operational usage of BARCAP and missile screens. Furthermore lowering the non-conventional threshold is always the resort of desperation, wherein the party resorting to said lowering finds itself woefully over-matched and browbeaten. China is NOT known for such ad hoc and desperate moves.
Add to that that a cursory look at the force deployment along the various PLAAF MraFs will demonstrate most tellingly how seriously ACs are taken even by the big nations.