I think played terrible this good hand

you might want to tweak the sizings, but this is fine.
betting turn is good, you gave good reasons. of course, Q isn't the best card, and a raise would leave you in a tough spot (but your reasoning isn't quite right, the problem is that it's likely that he only pushes AQ and KJ. if you think they are capable of having semi-bluffs, you always call their push and it should be slightly profitable).

we like our life when when we get flat called on the turn. it's likely that you have the best hand, this river completes about only J:c 9:c and thus we should push.

Without enough info on the BB, I'd fold this hand pre (FR). I think, in 6max, this is a 3bet from the SB and a call or 3bet from the BB.

As played, I think the check/raise flop is good (my tendency is to be as straigth forward as possible, when oop).

I'm also onboard with the cbet OTT.

OTR, unless the BU is a sticky player, I can't think in any worst hand that would call an overbet. So, I believe or villain already had you beat, OTF, or he hit something OTT, such as better 2 pair, middle set or a str8.

That said, I think I'd bet/fold or bet/call depending on reads or stats.

I'm playing ZOOM no possible Reads on stats. I mark the fishes and write notes but from these guys had nothing. Maybe I should change to normal tables but on my screen playing more than 4 makes it too small and I tend to play worse than 2 table zoom where I can concentrate more on the hands im playing.

I don't really know its true normal tables are so much easier with lots of limpers.

Yeah...

This is either a fold or a 3bet pre-flop on NL2. What do you pretend to do with a call? Out of position you can't do much. You'll have to flop beast-mode to make this profitable.
The rest of the hand is completely fine. Draw-heavy board, no slowplaying on the flop is the best option. You could occasionaly just call there so that you don't give to much info on what you have, but you could face tuffer decision on the turn if a club comes and he fires.
The turn is not a good card for you and you should definitely bet here to protect what might be the best hand.
On the river I can't see a lot of hands you beat he'd call with. At least I thought so. Apparentely he calls with middle pair after after 3 barrels of yours in such a draw-heavy board. Take a note on this guy...

What sizes find you better? Bigger raise OTF?