Wind and Truth (when to read)

[Typodology]

Context: I've decided to start the Cosmere in it's entirety, and have what I feel is a relatively solid reading order based on lots of great YouTube videos and articles on the... highly debatable topic. Here's my issue: I've only read 5 Sanderson books: The Final Empire, The Way of Kings, Tress of the Emerald Sea, Yumi and the Nightmare Painter, and Sunlit Man. Obviously I'm all over the place and most of my reading has been the recent secret projects, but I loved each of these completely, and am confident I'm ready to start over and read things in a more logical way (including re-reading these in their respective place in line).

That being said, the only pieces I don't have a solid position for is Wind and Truth, and the Sixth of Dusk. The latter I believe I can put pretty much anywhere before Rhythm of War, but for the 5th SA book, I've seen it put after the Mistborn Era 2 as well as immediately following 4, and occasionally following the secret projects (other than sunlit man which is later).

Anywho, here is my reading order. I'm open to suggestions, but I'm mostly just looking for "correct" placement of Wind and Truth. I also put the other secret projects in what I felt were more comfortable locations, instead of all crammed at the end like most lists show.

1. The Final Empire
2. AU: The Eleventh Metal
3. Well of Ascension
4. The Hero of Ages
5. Elantris
6. AU: The Hope of Elantris
7. AU: The Emperor’s Soul
8. Warbreaker
9. The Way of Kings
10. AU: Shadows for Silence
11. Words of Radiance
12. AU: Edgedancer
13. Oathbringer
14. AU: Sixth of the Dusk???
15. Dawnshard
16. Rhythm of War
17. Yumi and the Nightmare Painter
18. Alloy of Law
19. Shadows of Self
20. AU: Allomancer Jack
21. The Bands of Mourning
22. AU: Mistborn Secret Histories
23. The Lost Metal
24. Tress of the Emerald Sea
25. Wind and Truth
26. The Sunlit Man
27. Isles of The Emberdark

[Pål]

For WaT, just follow publication order. Journey before destination. Enjoy!

[Stanisław]

in my opinion you can read WaT after Rhythm of War, but only important thing is to not read sunlit man before it

[Marina]

I read Sunlit Man before Wind and Truth (it hasn't been released then) and it is still enjoyable. I'm not still quite sure if I prefer it or not, but publication order is an option I usually like. Enjoy :)

[Kennedy]

I think you can read Wind and Truth after you read The Sunlight Man. You will still understand who the main character is, and other things, and it will all come together in Wind and Truth.

[Chandler the snake lover]

cosmere is sometimes confusing.