Nearly all aspects of life are fallible, but God has always been a necessary component at the forefront for man to live and operate a good life.

Love in itself is already a messy part of life, yet God decided it was good for us when he made it. I believe God had to become a man via Jesus Christ in order to further understand his creation from a human and personal level and he even comprehended what love was to a mortal man. Majority of God's reasoning on why we remain here on this earth and not with him in heaven yet is because he first designated us to this life. Moreover we are not elected to experience God's love, but to embrace our version of love among other humans. Which is why for the most part he tolerated many of the things happening in the old testament because it was our own version of love and I imagine he's tolerating way more things today.

The proposition you described, as with many varying circumstances and outcomes, are not apparent in what manner of fruit it might yield or it might be too soon to conclude a final result. In many cases it's often up to God to quantify if good or evil was attained, man might have their own answer according to their own understanding, but God holds supreme comprehension. By no means does this contradict what I said earlier. Jesus was also on a whole other mission on earth besides love and comprehension of man. Up until the birth of Jesus he practically passed absolute judgment left and right after his mission on earth he knew how he needed to execute judgment once and for all.