ChengC PUBG Mobile Player Profile

ChengC is one of the longest serving players in the PEL, with a career that reaches back to 2019, when he finished second at NEST 2019 and seventh at the PEL Professional League 2019. Born on 25 May 2000, Mi Jiacheng has earned $487,428.45 in PUBG Mobile prize money, a total that puts him among the most rewarded Chinese players in the game. His best PEL results came in the early 2020s, with third place at PEL 2021 Season 2 and third again at PEL 2022 Summer, and he also played at the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2022, finishing 23rd. In the summer 2024 transfer window he moved from All Gamers to Rogue Warriors, and he finished fourteenth at PEL 2025 Spring with that side on 18 May 2025. Esports Earnings also lists Cutecc and 诚c as alternate IDs for the same player, which matters because his Chinese tag appears in both forms across PEL records.

He left Rogue Warriors for Hao Han Gaming on 12 January 2026, joining a brand new organisation in its first ever season. Hao Han was created in 2026, and ChengC was one of its first three signings, alongside 狼影 and 98k, with 98k leaving for Crab Esports four months later. The first split was a hard one, with nineteenth place at PEL Spring 2026 on 12 April 2026 and $14,628 in prize money, but the side improved sharply in the summer, finishing eighth at PEL Summer 2026 on 30 August 2026 with 125 points in the Grand Finals and $72,843. That summer finish was the best result in the young team's short history, and it took Hao Han's total winnings to $87,620. ChengC is the only ASCII ready player on the current five, since his four teammates all compete under Chinese tags, which makes him the natural face of the roster for readers outside China.