I will bet bigger on flop and bet a pot on turn(may be shove,not sure).I guess MP could have flush draw,straight draw,TPTK here,my advantage here is not very good so I will try to get the pot as quick as possible.I 'm not sure what to do on river,I may choose to x/c or x/f depending the image of MP.I think worse hand won't call me mostly,so all-in here won't be my option.

imo its valueown, u can most optimistically get called by this... if u get even more optimistic, add AK .. but some ppl would still GII it pre.. no matter positions for them... also u might add all ATs, but who knows... but ATss deffinitely makes sense
btw x/c is imo better always than thin shove and if u fear that ur x/c is weak , add to it some nutz like KK QQ JJ...

btw learn to x/c F , he is 4bGII KK+ so JQX hits all hiz nutz of QQ-JJ which he not 4b but callz.. if he raise u OTF u r in terrible spot if he balances it well also with bluffs
basically he has range advantage OTF so u cant vbet

Yeah, I think jamming might be too thin - how about XC though?
There are some 65hh-98hh, he might turn stuff into a bluff, I doubt AT double floats here (and we block it),

It seems like turn bet is pretty easy with most of you range, even AK, especially if you bluff preflop w/ A5s and bet those on flop. River though, its complicated. Opponent will mostly fold, but he needs to call w/ part of KQ, KJ and even QJs combos to not being exploited, and we need to do some crazy stuff like bluffbet AQ (this hand is the reason why opponent needs to call w/ QJ) here if we want betting range at all.

Of all your AA combos, AdAc makes best blockbet OTR, since it doesnt remove AhKh and AsKs from opps range (AsKs is most likely irrelevant since it will not be called OTT in real life situation). Bet with AhAc is significantly worse.

If you check and opponent not turning pairs into a bluff, AA is an easy fold, but check still makes a lot of money when river goes to showdown.