
Leave, whose given name is Hongchao Hu, is a 23-year-old Chinese bot laner competing for Edward Gaming in the LPL. Representing one of the most decorated organizations in Chinese League of Legends history, he carries the weight of a storied banner as he takes on the marksman duties for a team accustomed to competing near the top of the standings.
The bot lane, or ADC role, is often the primary damage engine of a team in the late game. Players in this position must survive a vulnerable early phase, farm relentlessly to reach their power spikes, and then position perfectly in teamfights, where a single misstep can mean instant death. It is a role that blends mechanical consistency with cool-headed discipline, requiring the marksman to deal sustained damage while remaining protected by teammates. Leave shoulders that responsibility as the ranged carry for Edward Gaming.
Edward Gaming is a name that resonates throughout the esports world, an organization with a legacy of domestic titles and international success. Stepping into the bot lane for such a team means inheriting high expectations from a passionate fanbase. In the LPL’s teamfight-heavy meta, a bot laner’s output frequently determines whether skirmishes and objective fights swing in the team’s favor, placing Leave at the heart of many of his squad’s most important moments.
At 23, Leave is in a productive stretch of his career, experienced enough to handle pressure yet still with room to elevate his ceiling. His success will be closely linked to the chemistry he builds with his support and the resources his team channels toward the bottom side of the map. If he can deliver the kind of reliable, high-impact carry performances that Edward Gaming demands, Leave has the opportunity to become a cornerstone of the organization’s continued pursuit of silverware.
Leave (HONGCHAO HU) is 23 years old, born September 29, 2002.
Leave currently plays as Bot / ADC for EDWARD GAMING in the LPL.
Leave is best known for Ashe, Samira, Aphelios, Jhin, Caitlyn.

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