About the Order of the Sherlock Holmes Complete Works

I know that Sherlock Holmes has many series, and the arrangement on the Internet is also different. I want to know which series to read first and which to read next?
I understand that Conan Doyle did not write series by series, but stories by stories, and then categorized into series. However, there are still those without series.
For example, 1887.12, A Study of Scarlet Words, was not categorized.
I'm currently reading (New Detective) this series,"Lion's Mane","Three People with the Same Surname","The Ginger-Wall Villa", and "The White-skinned Soldier". Although these stories are not closely related, they are somewhat connected. Holmes 'best partner, Watson, was said to have gone to get married in The White-skinned Soldier. I'm confused.
Also, the year of the work has been found. Conan Doyle first wrote the study of the scarlet characters in December 1887, followed by the four signatures in February 1890, followed by the adventure history series and then the recollections. However, when he wrote the recollections (January 1893), he wrote "The Cardboard Box", and this piece was placed in the final tribute series. There are many similar situations, so I won't go into detail. Now I want to know, when I read this, should I skip to the last part of the series, read the chapter on the cardboard box, and then read the book again?
Note: The Memoir was written from 1892.12 by Silver Blaze, the Silver Horse, to
1893.10 - 11 The Navy Agreement. Completed.

Answer 1

The order of the Sherlock Holmes series is as follows:

1 Red Letter
2 Warriors of Baskerville
3. The Nile Massacre
Sherlock Holmes Mystery
The Truth of the Murder Case
Watson and Holmes
Banshee Island
The Fall of the Giant
Mysterious Island
The Cosmic Museum of Art
The Adventures of Holmes and His Friends
Sherlock Holmes 'Secrets
The Final Detective

These stories follow the adventures of Holmes and his friends in order, telling his intelligence and reasoning ability in various fields.