Weiwen's Law_A White-Box Presentation of the Operating Structure of Causality

Weiwen's Law (English alias KISS's Law = Keep Integrity & Steady State's Law, unrelated to the popular engineering acronym KISS) is a framework for presenting the operating structure of causality in a white-box manner. It proposes no new rules; rather, it makes explicit, observable, and auditable the operating structure that causality already contains. Its backbone is a single-direction transmission chain R→S→D→H→M (letter order equals transmission order; RDSHM is forbidden), which recurses and spirals along fractal dimensions. Its philosophical core is 'Integrity · Steady State': integrity means keeping honest and truthful so that causality can be presented as it is; only under stability does a system possess a long-enduring causal chain. The anchor of integrity is R — only what lands on objective rules can be adjudicated. This paper systematically states the framework's first principles, transmission chain, the boundary of inner/outer H, the fixed-axis coordinate system and the R/S geometric model, the four-dimensional truth/falsity nested criteria, the three adjudication states and the third value, the First-Bug Halt and the closed loop, the ontological coordinates Y-X and the substitution method, together with engineering validation and independent third-party verification, and clarifies its differential positioning in AI safety; §12.1 gives one closed end-to-end API adversarial test case, lifting 'structural criteria are deployable' from inference to measured readings. The structural diagrams throughout are white-box presentations of the framework ontology itself; text alone cannot substitute their geometric intuition.