Might want to avoid any drop sets or SS's at this time. Either tends to be not the best method for strength increases (if they were, PL'ers would use them often) as they are for hypertrophy (muscle cell growth) mainly. If your main concern is increasing any weight in any exercise, the 8 to 12 reps ranges has worked well for thousands of men over the past. And will in the future. And you will usually gain strength also with any muscle increase. That is the original progressive BB'ing system. The body adapts and gets stronger from every workout. Once the twelve reps are met, add weight the next workout and start with 8 reps again. Pretty simple really. Or might try the old rest-pause method, a fine system for getting stronger and bigger at the same time.
If you want to get stronger on your lift(s), and also larger, than try the 5X5 system. Another way to accomplish strength and size from one workout is to keep a rep range of 6 to 9. Drop sets, SS's, tri sets, giant set's, etc are designed for shorter periods (4 to 6 weeks) with the main focus on muscle size. Gives ultimate stress on the muscle system. Very advanced for advanced BB'ers. But if you think of exploring that method, than give it a go. Good Luck.
