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In general, Alma's role in the epilogue is certainly exaggerated. If some boy with a magic wand saves everyone from slavery with a wave of his hand, but then he is killed by some drunkard, and slavery continues for another hundred years, it means that there was no demand in society and among those in power to abolish it; further evolution of self-awareness is needed among the people of Heckeklia. Let's be honest, the GM just wanted to immortalize his game character...
By the way, if the Chinese had won "normally," they would have actually abolished slavery. However, the inhabitants of Heckeklia would still have to work 16 hours a day for meager wages, and if before, only a certain part of the population lived "badly," now almost everyone does. That is, Rafagi's cause was doomed from the very beginning.