 Her style was energetic and she profoundly explored difficult social problems.Her most important works were novels such as "Un viaje de novios" ("A Honeymoon"), which narrates the story of a marriage between a mature man and a young, uncultured, but wealthy woman; or "The tribune", the most naturalist of her novels, where she describes the hard proletarian life in a tobacco factory.Of greatest importance to her reputation are "Los pazos de Ulloa" ("The House of Ulloa") and its sequel"La madre naturaleza"("Mother Nature"), with Galician characters and landscapes, with fast-moving and sometimes violent plots.