Network reciprocity is an important mechanism to explore the ubiquitous cooperative behavior in the nature and the social systems, and the scale-free and clustered properties play important roles for the evolution of cooperative behaviors. Submissive strategies, which is a kind of zero-determinant strategies, has a payoff no more than her opponent's, which help us understand the emergence of cooperation. We study the evolution of generosity strategies in competition with defection on the clustered scale-free networks. Our investigation shows that part of the submissive strategy can dominate defection on the clustered scale-free network under both accumulated and normalized payoff frameworks. And the submissive strategies with higher slope will spread easier.