COI (sequel to LoTM), Mysteries of Immortal Puppet Master (Book from author of RI), I’m an Infinite Regressor But I’ve Got Stories to Tell (Book from author of SSSCSH) etc. are also not included because I want to read them when they are finished. The suffering of weekly releases is too tormenting in case of the writings of masterful wn authors. I want to be able to analyse, judge and enjoy them, only after reading the whole novels. The short chapters won't fulfill my curiosity and give me the satisfaction I want from them. ['Course that does not mean that the novels I'm reading weekly are bad or anything, just I would prefer to read these few completely when I do (bingeworthy or not, that is the question). Or, perhaps, I'm just scared 'cause I subconsciously believe that it is not easy for them to best their predecessors] 

Though I did not include the book 'Rebirth of the Malicious Empress of Military Lineage' in the list, I need to make it quite clear that I really liked it (and like it still). It remains for me, the peak of the Ancient/Medieval Setting-Second Chance-Romance-Revenge novel genre. 

Looking back at it now, it seemed to have a simple plot but an excellent execution.

The satisfaction from reading the tale still lingers and I can recommend it to anyone, oldie or newbie, who is even marginally interested in any of those genres. (Ofcourse, I cannot and will not say that the novel is perfect or even realistic. But regardless of these minor deficiencies, I think it was a good read.)

Perhaps an important omission or perhaps a trivial one- I forgot to mention during the creation of this list, that by the time I made this, I had already completed many of the books listed above. So... well, the (tbr forever) tag doesn't apply for everything.

Haha- silly me! ^_^

ps: The vindicating motivation behind making the list was perhaps also to free up the tabs in my browsers. Furthermore, the fact that recently my phone had stopped working (I did get it fixed), made me want to put all of the different books on my radar in one place. As someone who made an account on this site only to get direct links to novel chapters to work, and as someone who has read 300+ novels, including, but not limited to mtls, I think that the novels listed above may provide a genuine and exciting experience.

pss: Sorcerer's Handbook & Kingdom's Bloodline are both fantastic books and do deserve a shout-out for the intrigue they create though marvelous storytelling.