For what it's worth I'd probably just fold this preflop against an average player (but still call against a wide opening one like you described). I used to always call this but stopped based upon advice from the Mers e-book.

On the flop I think standard is definitely a fold (having trouble floating these is a big part of why I don't like calling it preflop against most people), especially with his kind of low cbet percentage. Turn is standard IMO. I think the river fold is standard also. I think that the vast majority of players have a bluff here literally 0% of the time. Overbet bluff shoves on river just aren't very common in my experience.

Thanks

I would definatly normaly fold this hand preflop vs most players but I was calling because he was cbetting and barreling so little that I thought it would not be too hard to play, or do you think this is still better to just fold pre?

Folding pre 30bb deep (or 3betting to 200 if trigger happy). As played I would call flop with intent to steal on later streets if villain gives up.